Advanced Practice in Medical Music Therapy: Case Reports

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 Therapy
Cheryl Dileo (USA)

Part I: Infants, Children and Adolescents

Chapter 2
Empowerment and Empowering Self: Using Creative Music Therapy to Reconnect Premature Infants and Their Mothers.
Friederike Haslbeck (Switzerland)

Chapter 3
Dancing on the Couches: Interactive Music Therapy (IMT) with children and teenagers during hemodialysis sessions
Lia Rejane Mendes Barcellos (Brazil)

Chapter 4
"Working with the Negatives to Make a Better Picture:" Creating Hip-Hop Songs in Pediatric Rehabilitation
Michael Viega (USA)

Chapter 5
The Girl Who Awoke with No Voice: The Use of Music-Facilitated Dramatic Play for a Child Requiring Unforeseen Tracheotomy.
Claire M. Ghetti (USA)

Chapter 6
In the Light of Day: A Real-World Perspective on Childhood Severe Traumatic Brain Injury and Music Therapy during Early Neurosurgical Rehabilitation
Simon Gilbertson (Norway)

Chapter 7
Better 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 Family
Kathryn Lindenfelser (USA)

Chapter 9
The Use of a Music Therapy Plurimodal Approach in a Process with a Young Girl with a Brain Tumor
Mayra Hugo and Diego Schapira (Uruguay, Argentina)

Part II: Adults

Chapter 10
Limited Approximations: Music-Imaginative Pain Treatment (Entrainment) with a 45-year-old Patient Suffering from Schizoaffective Psychosis
Susanne Metzner and Sylvia Kunkel (Germany)

Chapter 11
Swimming with the Tides: A Woman's Struggle to Navigate the Turbulent Waters of Cancer through the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music
Brian Abrams (USA)

Chapter 12
"And Suddenly There Was a Loud Ringing in My Ear" The Treatment of Recent Onset Tinnitus with Music Therapy
Elisabeth Hutter, Miriam Grapp, and Heike Argstatter (Germany)

Chapter 13
Heart's Work: Relaxing and Infilling as Integral to Sustained Forward Movement. GIM in Cardiac Rehabilitation
Alison Short (Australia)

Chapter 14
"We've Had Enough Sad - Shut Up and Listen to Me!" Group Music Therapy With Women Who Have Breast Cancer
Stephanie Thompson (Australia)

Chapter 15
Finding a Voice: Singing with Quadriplegic Men
Jeanette Tamplin (Australia)

Chapter 16
Regaining a True Self through Music: GIM with a Woman with Fibromyalgia Esperanza Torres (Spain)

Chapter 17
Medical Music Therapy with a Young Woman Treated for Acute Myeloid Leukemia: A Family Systems Approach
John F. Mondanaro (USA)

Chapter 18
Analytical Group Music Therapy (AMT): A Non-Prescriptive, Evidence-Based Approach to Pain Management with Adult Clients in Recovery from Medical Trauma
Benedikte Scheiby (USA)

Chapter 19
A Journey to Memories: Improvisational Music Therapy in the Neurological Rehabilitation of a Woman with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Wolfgang Schmid (Norway)

Chapter 20
Interactive Music Therapy with Parents/Relatives of Babies Admitted to a Neonatology Unit
Martha Negreiros-Vianna, Albelino Silva Carvalhaes, Arnaldo Prata Barbos (Brazil)

Chapter 21
'Love... Actually:' Music and Absolute Attention
Nigel Hartley (England)

Chapter 22
Sarah's Lament: Exploring the Narratives of Music, Medicine and Aesthetics
Colin Lee (Canada)

Chapter 23
Final Moments: The Use of Song in Relationship Completion
Cheryl Dileo (USA)

Chapter 24
The 'Healing' Groove: Music Therapy with a Cancer Patient at the End of Life
Gerry Prince (England)

Chapter 25
Finding the Song of One's Life: Music Therapy at an Outpatient Palliative Care Service
Elisabeth Martins Petersen (Brazil)

Chapter 26
Addressing Horror through Beauty? Music therapy for a Man with Complex Pain at the End of Life
Deborah Salmon (Canada