Assumptions
The public is entitled to have access to qualified music therapists who practice competently, safely, and ethically.
What is Pubic Protection?
Music therapists can work in these settings...
developmental, rehabilitative, habilitative, medical, mental health, preventive, wellness care, or educational areas
These are the responses music therapists analyze to minimize potential harm and contraindicated practices.
What are non-verbal, verbal, psychological, and physiological responses?
What is the role of AMTA?
What is promoting quality clinical treatment and ethical practices, establishing and maintaining education and clinical training standards for persons seeking to be credentialed music therapists, educating the public about music therapy, and supporting music therapy research?
This is the credential you receive after passing CBMT
What is MT-BC?
A music therapist is respectful of, and responsive to the needs, values, and preferences of the client and the family. The music therapist involves the client in the treatment planning process, when appropriate.
What is Client-Centered Care?
These interventions are included in music therapy practice (name at least 2)
What are...
music improvisation, receptive music listening, song writing, lyric discussion, music and imagery, singing, music performance, learning through music, music combined with other arts, music-assisted relaxation, music-based patient education, electronic music technology, adapted music intervention, and movement to music, etc.
Music therapists observe these protocols to ensure the cleanliness of practice and minimize spread of disease.
What are universal precautions?
What is the role of CBMT?
What is maintaining standards for eligibility to sit for the exam, the quality and standards of the CBMT exam, advocating for MT-BC credential, certification and recertification requirements, providing leadership in MT credentialing.
The exam is updated this often.
What is 5 years?
A music therapist’s clinical practice is guided by the integration of the best available research evidence, the client’s needs, values, and preferences, and the expertise of the clinician.
What is Evidenced-Based Practice?
Music therapists should use this to inform their practice, treatment plans, development of interventions, etc.
What is research/literature?
Enhances patient quality of life, relieves stress, and provides emotional support to patients facing end of life care.
What is Palliative Care/Hospice?
A music therapy student must complete at least this many hours in order to sit for CBMT
What is 1,200 clinical hours?
CBMT maintains these requirements in compliance with NCCA
What are a plan for periodic recertification, and ways to provide evidence that the recertification program is designed to measure or enhance the continuing competence of the individual?
The assumption that acknowledges that other professionals may use music, as appropriate, as long as they are working within their scope
What is Overlap in Services?
While individual clinicians, music therapists often collaborate with...
physicians, nurses, rehabilitative specialists, neurologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, counselors, behavioral health specialists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, audiologists, educators, clinical case managers, patients, caregivers, and more.
What is seeking training, supervision, self-reflection?
These are the 2 kinds of internships
What are university affiliate and national roster?
These are ways music therapists can earn CMTE's.
This assumption states that competent music therapist will make referrals to other providers (music therapists and non-music therapists) when faced with issues or situations beyond the original clinician’s own practice competence, or where greater competence or specialty care is determined as necessary or helpful to the client’s condition.
What is Professional Collaboration?
Standards of practice include these steps in client treatment (hint: the process of treatment)
Accepting referrals, conducting music therapy assessment, developing individualized treatment plan, implement individualized music therapy interventions, evaluating response to interventions, identify when to appropriately terminate.
Give an example of what could be verbal and/or physical harm in a music therapy session.
Discuss :)
You need these things in order to apply for CBMT
What is unofficial transcript and letter confirming completion of internship?
Music therapist needs this many CMTE's every 5 years (with specifications!)
What is 100 CMTE's with 3 Ethics credits?