The Handbook of Music Therapy

Introduction to the second edition

LESLIE BUNT, SARAH HOSKYNS AND SANGEETA SWAMY

PART I

Foundations and context

1. Meetings with three music therapy Elders

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2. Background, context and values

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3. Principles, practicalities, and the music therapy relationship

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PART II

Music therapy practice chapters

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4. Suzanna's story: music therapy with a pre-school child

LESLIE BUNT

5. 'Hullo object! I destroyed you!': a tribute and extracts of writing

SANDRA BROWN

6. Music therapy with adults with learning disabilities - a view from the United Kingdom

TESSA WATSON

7. Music therapy and neurology

CATHERINE WATKINS AND CATHY WARNER

8. Music therapy in forensic psychiatry: a case study with musical commentary

ANN SLOBODA AND STELLA COMPTON DICKINSON WITH A MUSICAL COMMENTARY BY RICHARD BOLTON

9. Music therapy with immigrants: a case study of music and imagery with 'Mia'

SANGEETA SWAMY

10. Musical narratives in music therapy treatment for dementia

HELEN ODELL-MILLER

PART III

Learning and teaching

Introduction

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11. Evolving a capacity for wondering: the development of observation and listening skills

SARAH HOSKYNS

12. Beginning the music therapy journey

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13. Developing the musical journey: new directions in the cultural psychology of music

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PART IV

Professional life

Introduction to Part IV

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14. The professional music therapist

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15. Narratives, reflections and challenges in music therapy research and evaluation

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Endnotes

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Name index

Subject index

Leslie Bunt is Emeritus Professor in Music Therapy at the University of the West of England, Bristol. He trained with Juliette Alvin and Maggie Pickett in 1976-1977 (at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London) and from 1995-1999 in Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) with Dr Kenneth Bruscia. Leslie has practised and researched music therapy with children and adults across the lifespan, has been involved in training since 1980 and is Founding Director of The MusicSpace Trust. He was awarded the first PhD in music therapy in the UK (City, 1985). Leslie is widely published, including the second edition of Music Therapy: An Art Beyond Words (with Brynjulf Stige). He was awarded an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours in June 2009 for services to music therapy. Leslie is also a freelance conductor.

Sarah Hoskyns (she/her) is a registered music therapist in New Zealand and the UK and is currently Director of the Master of Music Therapy Programme at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. She trained in London with Juliette Alvin, Leslie Bunt and Maggie Pickett (at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama) and was Head of the Music Therapy Department there from 1991-2004, when she emigrated to Aotearoa with her family. Her PhD (from Victoria and Massey Universities) explored the integration of practice and research in music therapy education. Sarah's practitioner experience has been in the Probation Service, neurodisability and with children and families. She maintains active musical interests, playing mandolin and mbira and learning oud. Her research interests are in music therapy education and intercultural practice.

Sangeeta Swamy (she/they) is Associate Professor and Co-Chair of the Integral Counseling Psychology Program at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Dr Swamy trained in music therapy and transpersonal counseling psychology at Naropa University and received