TDM
Step 1 of the TDM
What is Assessment (there's standardized assessment and client specific assessment)
A technique that incorporates a variety of speech/language strategies strategies in a song
What is Therapeutic Singing (TS)
Musical _______ Training (MMT) is used to exercise various memory encoding and decoding/recall info (a great example is creating jingles to memorize something)
What is Mnemonic
This technique uses elements of music to provide spatial, temporal, and force cues to movements that are not intrinsically rhythmic.
What is Patterned Sensory Enhancement (PSE)
What is a metronome
Step 2 of the TDM
What is Goals/Objectives
A technique used for speech sounds, appropriate context, vocab development, cognitive concepts, and educational application. Commonly used with children who have developmental and speech delays
What is Developmental Speech and Language Training through Music (DSLM)
What is Musical Attention Control Training (MACT)
The I in TIMP
What is instrumental
Difficulty planning muscle movements for speech
What is Apraxia
Step 3 of the TDM
What is Non musical exercise/stimulus (aka: how is this going to transfer to the client's every day life)
SLPs originally developed this technique
What is Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT) BONUS: can anyone remember the steps of MIT?
The four subcategories of the cognitive strategies
What are Attention and Perception, Memory, Executive Functioning, and Psychosocial Behavior
RAS gait training can be co-treated well with this other type of therapist
What is a physical therapist
This type of practice combines clinical expertise, patient values, and best evidence. NMT is this type of treatment.
What is evidence-based medicine (EBM)
Step 4 of the TDM
This technique can be used when a client has complete loss of expressive language and dysfunctional or absent language development (hint: it's the most similar technique to Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy)
What is Symbolic Communication Training through Music (SYCOM). The goal is to build and enhance understanding of rules, function, and meaning of language interaction.
This technique improves melody processing not only in musical perception, but also in speech processing. Its aim is to improve the general communication situation and participation in social life.
What is Auditory Perception Training (ATP)
This technique of NMT is recognized as best practice by the VA and the DoD
What is Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS)
The use of external objects to navigate your environment
What is thigmotaxis (hey can you go back to the room vs. hey can you take this drum back to the room)
Steps 5 and 6 of the TDM
This technique may sound like choral warm-ups
What is Vocal Intonation Therapy (VIT)
What is Music Psychosocial Training and Counseling (MPC)
The 4 steps for implementing PSE
What are:
1-doing the movement with the client to set the tempo
2-using the metronome while talking client through the movement
3-maintaining verbal cues while bringing the music in
4-fading out verbal cues and letting the music facilitate the movement.
Stance phase vs. swing phase in gait training (looking for the percentages)
What is 60% vs 40%