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Music therapy and the Autism Spectrum : an integrative overview / Gustavo Schulz Gattino.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Gattino, Gustavo, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Music therapy for children.
- Autistic children--Treatment.
- Autistic children.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (310 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Dallas, TX : Barcelona Publishers, 2022.
- Summary:
- Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum: An Integrative Overview summarizes the main topics related to the practice of music therapy for autistic people. This integrative perspective emphasizes respect for the voices of this community and highlights those who have contributed to the growth of music therapy practices for autistic people. The publication gives a historical contextualization of each topic and an up-to-date understanding of current discussions in this area of practice. The term "integrative" is also used to emphasize that the book integrates music therapy topics and knowledge from other areas including neurology, life development, and psychology. Although the primary focus is on music therapists and music therapy students, the book can also be read by autistic people and their families, professionals in other fields, and anyone interested in the topic. The book is organized into four central units concerning the themes related with music therapy and the autism spectrum: 1) Beginning the Studies, 2) Fundamental Aspects of Music Therapy Practice, 3) The Spectrum of Theories and Practices in the Field of Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum and 4) Relevant Themes.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Cover Image
- Title Page
- Copyright &
- Permissions
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword by Ulla Holck
- Unit 1: Beginning the Studies
- Chapter 1: Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum-Introductory Considerations
- INTRODUCTION
- POSSIBLE DEFINITIONS FOR AUTISM, MUSIC THERAPY, AND MUSIC THERAPY FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF THIS BOOK
- FOR WHOM IS THIS WORK WRITTEN?
- WHAT SHOULD BE EXPECTED FROM THIS BOOK?
- FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTISM
- FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Chapter 2: A Historical Analysis of the Music Therapy and Autism Field-A Spectrum of Different Voices
- A NONLINEAR HISTORY OF MUSIC THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON MUSIC THERAPY AND THE AUTISM SPECTRUM IN DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE WORLD
- CONSTRUCTION OF A HISTORICAL TIMELINE FROM DIFFERENT PUBLICATIONS ON MUSIC THERAPY AND AUTISM
- SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORY OF MUSIC THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- Chapter 3: Sound-Musical Functioning on the Autism Spectrum
- SOUND-MUSICAL PROCESSING ON THE AUTISMSPECTRUM
- MUSICAL EXPRESSIONS OF AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- Chapter 4: Research on Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum-A Current Overview
- REFLECTING ON SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS ON MUSIC THERAPY AND AUTISM
- THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN THE CONTEXT OF MUSIC THERAPY FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- AN OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH ON MUSIC THERAPY AND THE AUTISM SPECTRUM BETWEEN 2018 AND 2022
- REFLECTIONS ON THE STUDIES INCLUDED IN THE REVIEW
- COCHRANE REVIEW ON MUSIC THERAPY FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE (3RD VERSION, PUBLISHED IN 2022)
- Unit 2: Fundamental Aspects for Music Therapy Practice
- Chapter 5: Music Therapy Assessment and the Autism Spectrum
- INTRODUCTION.
- REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSIC THERAPY ASSESSMENT PRACTICES IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ASSESSMENT OF A MUSIC THERAPIST IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- STAGES OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS AND THE MUSIC THERAPY PROCESS
- DESCRIPTION OF THE FOUR STAGES OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS IN MUSIC THERAPY
- ASSESSMENT METHODS IN MUSIC THERAPY
- Chapter 6: Goals and Objectives in the Field of Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum
- THEORETICAL/PHILOSOPHICAL POSITIONING TO ESTABLISH AND REVIEW GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF REVIEWING AND SETTING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROCESSES TO ESTABLISH AND REVIEW GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF GOALS AND OBJECTIVES IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- CHOOSING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FROM DIFFERENT AREAS AND CONSTRUCTS
- CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES THAT INFLUENCE THE CHOICE OF GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- EXAMPLES OF PROPOSALS FOR SETTING AND REVIEWING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- Chapter 7: Music Therapy Methods in the Autism Context
- DECISION-MAKING WITHIN MUSIC THERAPY INTERVENTIONS
- IMPROVISATION IN MUSIC THERAPY
- RE-CREATIVE METHODS IN MUSIC THERAPY
- SONGWRITING (COMPOSITION) IN MUSIC THERAPY
- RECEPTIVE METHODS IN MUSIC THERAPY
- Chapter 8: Music Therapy for Groups of Autistic People
- DEFINING THE CONCEPT OF GROUP IN THERAPY
- MUSIC THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF GROUPS
- THE MAIN CONTEXTS OF MUSIC THERAPY PRACTICE FOR GROUPS OF AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- PLANNING AND STRUCTURING GROUPS IN MUSIC THERAPY
- ASSESSMENT PRACTICES IN MUSIC THERAPY FOR GROUPS OF AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- MUSICAL EXPERIENCES FOR GROUPS OF AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- Unit 3: The Spectrum of Theories and Practices in the Field of Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum.
- Chapter 9: Organizing and Classifying Models, Approaches, and Orientations in the Field of Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum
- FACTORS INFLUENCING THE CHOICE OF A MODEL, APPROACH, AND ORIENTATION IN THE AUTISM CONTEXT
- META-THEORETICAL MODELS OF HOW TO ORGANIZE AND CLASSIFY MODELS, APPROACHES, AND ORIENTATIONS IN MUSIC THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- A MEANINGFUL FRAMEWORK FOR MUSIC THERAPISTS
- THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF MODELS, APPROACHES, AND ORIENTATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- AN ORGANIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION WITHIN A SPECTRUM OF POSSIBILITIES
- HOW TO USE THE FIVE CATEGORIES AND VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF THE COMBINATION OF MODELS, APPROACHES, AND ORIENTATIONS IN MUSIC THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF AUTISM
- HOW TO READ THE NEXT CHAPTERS IN THIS UNIT
- Chapter 10: Improvisational Music Therapy Proposals
- NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPY (NRMT)
- MUSIC INTERACTION THERAPY (MIT)
- KARIN SCHUMACHER MUSIC THERAPY MODEL
- INTERACTIVE MUSIC THERAPY (AMELIA OLDFIELD APPROACH)
- DEVELOPMENTAL, INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE, RELATIONSHIP-BASED (DIR®/FLOORTIME™)
- Chapter 11: Music as a "Tool/Resource" Proposals
- BEHAVIORAL MUSIC THERAPY
- NEUROLOGIC MUSIC THERAPY
- NEURODEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH
- INTERACTIVE MUSIC THERAPY
- Chapter 12: Collaborative Proposals
- GUIDING PARENTS IN MUSICAL INTERVENTIONS WITH AUTISTIC CHILDREN
- COMMUNITY MUSIC THERAPY
- THE MUSIC-ORIENTED PARENT COUNSELING MODEL
- COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES IN THE EDUCATIONAL CONTEXT FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE
- Chapter 13: Psychodynamic Proposals
- PSYCHODYNAMIC IMPROVISATIONAL MUSIC THERAPY (JINAH KIM)
- THE RELATIONAL ACOUSTIC-SPACE
- FINAL CONSIDERATIONS.
- Chapter 14: Proposals Centered on the Autistic Culture and Identity
- A HUMANISTIC, NON-NORMATIVE MODEL OF MUSIC THERAPY EXPLORING ROGERS'S PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH
- VOICE AND THE AUTISTIC SELF
- Unit 4: Relevant Themes
- Chapter 15: Music Therapy for Autistic People During the COVID-19 Pandemic-Some Considerations
- CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY AUTISTIC PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
- MUSIC THERAPY PRACTICES FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE DURING THE PANDEMIC PERIOD
- Chapter 16: Some Perspectives on Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum: Reflecting on the Writings in this Book
- WRITING A BOOK AT A TIME OF GREAT HISTORICAL TRANSFORMATION
- WRITING A BOOK WITHIN A COLLABORATIVE PROCESS
- HETEROGENEITY AND COMPLEXITY IN THE FIELD OF MUSIC THERAPY AND AUTISM
- SEARCHING FOR A SYNTHESIS THAT IS COMPREHENSIBLE, INCLUSIVE, AND INTEGRATIVE
- FUTURE RESEARCH ON MUSIC THERAPY AND AUTISM
- FUTURE INITIATIVES IN MUSIC THERAPY AND AUTISM
- References
- Appendix: Music Therapy Tests Used in the Assessment of Autistic People
- Footnotes.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Gattino, Gustavo Schulz Music Therapy and the Autism Spectrum
- ISBN:
- 9781945411779
- 1945411775
- OCLC:
- 1344159156
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