Advanced Practice in Medical Music Therapy: Case Reports

Available June 22!!Advanced Practice in Medical Music Therapy: Case ReportsEdited by Cheryl DileoBook340 pages
In this book, examples of advanced practice in music therapy with children and adults with various types of medical conditions or at end of life are presented.
Contents:Chapter 1                  Introduction: Definitions and Perspectives on Advanced Practice in Medical Music TherapyCheryl Dileo (USA)                  
Part I: Infants, Children and Adolescents
Chapter 2Empowerment and Empowering Self: Using Creative Music Therapy to Reconnect Premature Infants and Their Mothers.Friederike Haslbeck (Switzerland)
Chapter 3Dancing on the Couches: Interactive Music Therapy (IMT) with children and teenagers during hemodialysis sessionsLia Rejane Mendes Barcellos (Brazil)
Chapter 4"Working with the Negatives to Make a Better Picture:" Creating Hip-Hop Songs in Pediatric RehabilitationMichael Viega (USA)
Chapter 5The Girl Who Awoke with No Voice: The Use of Music-Facilitated Dramatic Play for a Child Requiring Unforeseen Tracheotomy.Claire M. Ghetti (USA)
Chapter 6In the Light of Day: A Real-World Perspective on Childhood Severe Traumatic Brain Injury and Music Therapy during Early Neurosurgical RehabilitationSimon Gilbertson (Norway)
Chapter 7Better Together: Incorporating Family Dynamics in Pediatric Music Therapy Elizabeth Harman and Kathryn Yeager Bruno (USA)
Chapter 8"If I Were a Butterfly:" Expanding Experience and Opportunity for a Child and His FamilyKathryn Lindenfelser (USA)
Chapter 9The Use of a Music Therapy Plurimodal Approach in a Process with a Young Girl with a Brain TumorMayra Hugo and Diego Schapira (Uruguay, Argentina)  
Part II: Adults
Chapter 10Limited Approximations: Music-Imaginative Pain Treatment (Entrainment) with a 45-year-old Patient Suffering from Schizoaffective PsychosisSusanne Metzner and Sylvia Kunkel (Germany)
Chapter 11Swimming with the Tides: A Woman's Struggle to Navigate the Turbulent Waters of Cancer through the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and MusicBrian Abrams (USA)
Chapter 12"And Suddenly There Was a Loud Ringing in My Ear" The Treatment of Recent Onset Tinnitus with Music TherapyElisabeth Hutter, Miriam Grapp, and Heike Argstatter (Germany)
Chapter 13Heart's Work: Relaxing and Infilling as Integral to Sustained Forward Movement. GIM in Cardiac RehabilitationAlison Short (Australia)
Chapter 14  "We've Had Enough Sad - Shut Up and Listen to Me!" Group Music Therapy With Women Who Have Breast CancerStephanie Thompson (Australia)
Chapter 15Finding a Voice: Singing with Quadriplegic MenJeanette Tamplin (Australia)
Chapter 16Regaining a True Self through Music: GIM with a Woman with Fibromyalgia Esperanza Torres (Spain)
Chapter 17Medical Music Therapy with a Young Woman Treated for Acute Myeloid Leukemia: A Family Systems ApproachJohn F. Mondanaro (USA)
Chapter 18Analytical Group Music Therapy (AMT): A Non-Prescriptive, Evidence-Based Approach to Pain Management with Adult Clients in Recovery from Medical TraumaBenedikte Scheiby (USA)  Chapter 19A Journey to Memories: Improvisational Music Therapy in the Neurological Rehabilitation of a Woman with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)Wolfgang Schmid (Norway)
Chapter 20Interactive Music Therapy with Parents/Relatives of Babies Admitted to a Neonatology UnitMartha Negreiros-Vianna, Albelino Silva Carvalhaes, Arnaldo Prata Barbos (Brazil)
Chapter 21'Love... Actually:' Music and Absolute AttentionNigel Hartley (England)
Chapter 22Sarah's Lament: Exploring the Narratives of Music, Medicine and AestheticsColin Lee (Canada)
Chapter 23Final Moments: The Use of Song in Relationship CompletionCheryl Dileo (USA)
Chapter 24The 'Healing' Groove: Music Therapy with a Cancer Patient at the End of Life  Gerry Prince (England)
Chapter 25Finding the Song of One's Life: Music Therapy at an Outpatient Palliative Care ServiceElisabeth Martins Petersen (Brazil)  Chapter 26Addressing Horror through Beauty? Music therapy for a Man with Complex Pain at the End of LifeDeborah Salmon (Canada