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Essay Instructions: music therapy effects on children with autism

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music therapy in an inclusive educational setting

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music therapy and sensory integration

Essay Instructions: The paper has to be based on the music but in the aspect of music therapy. It has to have the book "Healing at the Speed of Sound:How What we Hear Transforms Our Brains and Our Lives, by Don Campbell and Alex Doman," as a source. Also it has to have at least one periodical source, and it can only have one internet sources. It has to have a cover page and resource page, so its actually 7 pages, but the paper itself has to be 5 pages alone and there is no word count. I have to have by 9:00 am, so I time to go over everything before its due. Also, it has to be double spaced and it can be in any format.

Essay Instructions: Standard term paper on music therapy, preferably related to geriatric population. Need to use a minimum of eight reference.

Essay Instructions: the books are : '' Shaman 's Drum'' ch. 10 and ch. 12 excerpts (pp.202-210) , from Drumming at the Edge of Magic by Mickey Hart.

By Kenneth Aiden , "the Voice of the forest: A Conception of Music for Music Therapy".
and By Joseph Moreno " Candomble: afro- Brazilian Ritual as Therapy"

Music has been used in healing , ritual, and shamanic activities in cultures throughout the world. What is the connection between these uses of music and music therapy? Is ritual a form of therapy?
Are music therapists analogous to modern-days shamans, or are there fundamental differences of culture , values , and world view which render invalid any comparison between the two types of activities? Is there anything we have to learn as therapists in contemporary society from the way that other societies have used (and continue to use) music?
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