Music 2MT3 Classes 1-6 Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Music 2MT3 Classes 1-6 Questions and Answers 100% Pass what is the CAMT definition of music therapy? - a discipline in which credentialed professionals (MTA) use music in therapeutic relationships to support development, health, and well being - work towards a health care goal what is CAMT? - Canadian association of music therapists - federally incorporated, self regulated, non-profit professional association what are the goals of CAMt? what does it work towards? - it aims to create certified music therapists and bring awareness to professional music therapy services in Canada - encourage music therapy in clinical, educational and community settings In Canada, what are the educational requirements of a music therapist? - university bachelor degree or certificate in music therapy - 1000 hour supervised internship - CBMT (certified board) examination - MTA certification - continue education through CAMT what is the psychotherapy act? - proclaimed on April 1st 2015 - brought the college of registered psychotherapists of ontario (CRPO) - only applies to music therapists in Ontario why is music a good therapeutic method? - it is a universal phenomenon - people of all ages and backgrounds listen to it - means something different across the world - flexible therapeutic medium (many styles: composing, performing, listening) how is music used as a tool? - worked towards health care goals - encompasses mood, emotions, acts as a distraction and evokes memories - can later mood and help relax why might people with a background in music find it difficult to engage in music therapy? - they aren't flexible - don't want to play something that sounds bad - can't just let themselves go what is the process to receive music therapy? - referral - assessment (on-going to determine treatment plan) - goals (include new vocabulary, increase attention span, increased ability to walk) - treatment plans - reports and re-assessments what are some different types of music to use as a treatment plan? - pre composed - singing - listening - instrument playing (including rhythm based) - improvising - composing - lyric analysis what types of patients do music therapists generally work with? - behavioural and emotional disorders - developmentally disabled - elderly and alzheimer's - medical/surgery - neurological disorders - other in the past, what type of patients did music therapists generally work with? - patients with mental illness and intellectual disabilities what are some "musical" qualities the music therapist should have? - excellent music skills - broad knowledge of music styles - uses music flexibly, creatively and in an aesthetically satisfying manner what are some personal qualifications of the therapist? - good physical and emotional stability - interest in helping others - patience and understanding - reliable, genuine, ethical - clinical objectivty what types of subjects to music therapists also have to take? - physiology - anatomy - biology - psychology - counselling - antro and movement what skills does listening develop? - cognitive skills: attention and memory what can singing help with? - articulation - rhythm - breath control why is it important to do music therapy in a group setting? - improves social skills - allows others to have a greater awareness of others