Clinical Process
During this treatment stage, a patient is recommended to a music therapist.
What is Referral?
The American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) was formed in this year.
What is 1998?
In this intervention method, clients actively create original music and/or lyrics.
What is Compositional?
This word refers to the brain's ability to adapt in response to stimuli such as learning, new experiences, or injury.
What is Plasticity?
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What is Florida?
These statements define the long-term outcome that the client and therapist aim to achieve.
What are Goals?
Formed in 1950, this organization helped standardize the profession of music therapy in the U.S.
What is the National Association for Music Therapy (NAMT)?
In this intervention method, the client receives musical stimuli but does not make any music themselves.
What is Receptive?
The main characteristic of this disorder is difficulty when processing both written and spoken language.
What is Aphasia?
Meat-and-three.
What is Tennessee?
These should be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time Bound.
What are Objectives?
This decade saw the formation of the first music therapy curriculum program at Michigan State College.
What is the 1940's?
A therapeutic approach that uses musical interventions to aid the rehabilitation of non-musical brain functions.
What is Neurologic Music Therapy?
This term is used to describe someone who is unable to recognize or perceive their own health condition.
What is Anosognosia?
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What is Alabama?
What is Planning?
The need for trained hospital musicians during this war prompted ideas on how to formally train music volunteers.
What is World War 2?
Interventions that prompt the client to participate in the making of pre-composed music are categorized under this method.
What is Re-Creational?
This term is used to describe slowed movement commonly seen in those with Parkinson's Disease.
What is Bradykinesia?
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What is Illinois?
This acronym refers to the methods of assessment we use when making clinical decisions.
What is RIOT?
This ancient civilization is believed to be the first to use music as medical treatment.
What is Ancient Egypt?
A largely improvisational therapeutic approach where clients and therapists actively create music together.
What is Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy?
This musical assessment tool is used to evaluate auditory responsiveness in adults with disorders of consciousness.
What is the MATADOC?
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What is Ohio?