The contribution of music therapy to the process of therapeutic change for people receiving hospital care

Jane Edwards

The contribution of music therapy to the process of therapeutic change for people receiving hospital care

Jane Edwards

Faculty of HASS & Education

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Qualified music therapists can offer an important professional service within health care teams responding to the medical and psychosocial needs of people of all ages who are receiving care in a hospital. Music therapy interventions can address needs for relaxation, social interaction, reduction of anxiety, and creative self-expression. Music is a flexible and creative medium that lends itself gently and non-intrusively to the care and support of patients from many backgrounds and circumstances. This chapter provides introductory information on the profession of music therapy, its training, and therapeutic process.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Creating Connections Between Nursing Care and the Creaive Arts Therapies: Expanding the Concept of Holistic Care
Editors	Carole-Lynne Le Navenec, Laurel Bridges
Place of Publication	Springfield, United States of America
Publisher	Charles C Thomas Publisher, Ltd
Pages	149-155
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	9780398080037, 9780398075569, 0398075565, 0398075557
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Edwards, J. (2005). The contribution of music therapy to the process of therapeutic change for people receiving hospital care. In C.-L. Le Navenec, & L. Bridges (Eds.), Creating Connections Between Nursing Care and the Creaive Arts Therapies: Expanding the Concept of Holistic Care (1 ed., pp. 149-155). Charles C Thomas Publisher, Ltd. https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/30470

Edwards, Jane. / The contribution of music therapy to the process of therapeutic change for people receiving hospital care. Creating Connections Between Nursing Care and the Creaive Arts Therapies: Expanding the Concept of Holistic Care. editor / Carole-Lynne Le Navenec ; Laurel Bridges. 1. ed. Springfield, United States of America : Charles C Thomas Publisher, Ltd, 2005. pp. 149-155

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Edwards, J 2005, The contribution of music therapy to the process of therapeutic change for people receiving hospital care. in C-L Le Navenec & L Bridges (eds), Creating Connections Between Nursing Care and the Creaive Arts Therapies: Expanding the Concept of Holistic Care. 1 edn, Charles C Thomas Publisher, Ltd, Springfield, United States of America, pp. 149-155. <https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/30470>

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Creating Connections Between Nursing Care and the Creaive Arts Therapies: Expanding the Concept of Holistic Care. ed. / Carole-Lynne Le Navenec; Laurel Bridges. 1. ed. Springfield, United States of America: Charles C Thomas Publisher, Ltd, 2005. p. 149-155.

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