Music Therapy Supervision

the first book in the field to provide a comprehensive examination of the many levels and facets of music therapy supervision it contains 22 chapters by leading experts from the usa canada germany israel and norway part one provides a comprehensive literature review along with chapters on ethics and multicultural issues part two presents principles and techniques for pre professional supervision e g for students in practicum and internship while part three deals with ways of supervising professional music therapists part four examines the various kinds of supervision used in advanced institute training e g nordoff robbins guided imagery and music analytical music therapy this is a valuable resource for beginning as well as experienced supervisors 2000 paperback 380 pages table of contents dedication acknowledgments contributors chapter 1 overview michele forinash part one literature ethics and multicultural approaches chapter 2 music therapy supervision a review of the literature frances j mcclain chapter 3 ethical issues in supervision cheryl dileo chapter 4 multicultural approaches to music therapy supervision karen estrella part two preprofessional supervision chapter 5 group supervision in first time music therapy practicum lisa summer chapter 6 a systems analysis approach to music therapy practica suzanne b hanser chapter 7 a journey through internship supervision roles dynamics and phases of the supervisory relationship susan feiner chapter 8 competency based approach to intern supervision laurie a farnan chapter 9 student centered internship supervision caryl beth thomas chapter 10 the creative arts in group supervision trudy shulman fagen chapter 11 the fostering of not knowing barefoot supervisors brynjulf stige part three professional supervision chapter 12 peer supervision in the development of the new music and expressive therapist elizabeth baratta michael bertolami andrew hubbard mary carla macdonald deborah spragg chapter 13 the journey of two supervi