A survey of clinical practice in music therapy Part II: clinical practice, educational, and clinical training

Author(s): Maranto, C. D., Decuir, A. A.

Journal/Book: Journal of Music Therapy. 1979; 16: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. National Association for Music Therapy 8455 Colesville Rd., Suite 930 20910 Silver Spring, Maryland USA. 50-69.

Abstract: Part II of the clinical practice survey is concerned with the amount and quality of equipment available to music therapists, length of activity sessions, accountability procedures, patient or client referral sources, scheduling procedures, communication with other professionals, and the status of music therapy in institutions. Additional data include ratings of music therapy education and clinical training experiences, the master's degrees in music therapy, and opinions concerning NAMT registration for music educators working in special education. ABSTRACT 2: Presents further statistical material concerning occupational aspects of music therapy (MT). Topics discussed are the amount and quality of equipment available to music therapists, length of activity sessions, accountability procedures, patient or client referral sources, scheduling procedures, communication with other professionals, the status of MT in institutions, ratings of MT education and clinical training experiences, the master's degree in MT, and potential registration for music educators working in special education.

Note: clinical practice & education & professional issues & clinical training in music therapy

Keyword(s): surveys, music-therapy-practice, music-therapy-curriculum, music-therapy-internship, music-therapy-activities, music-therapy-program, music-therapy-setting.. Music therapy; graduate psychology education; clinical methods training; job analysis

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