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Notes are based on Chapter 29 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required for all undergraduate music therapy majors at Eastern Michigan University to take in their freshman year of coursework. Chapter 29 focuses on music therapy for older adults, and how it can benefit the treatment of many age-related declines or diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Ridder, H. M. & Wheeler, B. L. (2014). Chapter 29: Music Therapy for Older Adults. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). ...

Notes are based on Chapter 1 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required for all undergraduate music therapy majors at Eastern Michigan University to take in their freshman year of coursework. Chapter 1 focuses on music therapy as a profession in general, the 4 main methods of music therapy, and more general information. American Music Therapy Association. (2024). Home. M. Wheeler, B. L. (2014). Chapter 1: Overview of Music Therapy as a Profession. In B. L. Wheeler (...

Notes based on Chapter 28 of Wheelers' "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required of all undergraduate music therapy majors at Eastern Michigan University to read in their freshman year of studies. Chapter 28 focuses on music therapy in addictions treatment. Murphy, K. M. (2014). Chapter 28: Music Therapy in Addictions Treatment. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are on Chapter 22 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required for all undergraduate music therapy students at Eastern Michigan University to read in their freshman year of studies. Chapter 22 focuses on music therapy with children with intellectual/developmental disabilities. McLaughlin, B. & Adler, R. F. (2014). Chapter 22: Music Therapy for Children with Intellectual Disabilities. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are on Chapter 23 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required of all music therapy majors at Eastern Michigan University to read in their freshman year of undergraduate studies. Chapter 23 focuses on music therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Carpente, J. A. & LaGasse, A. B. (2014). Chapter 23: Music Therapy for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are based on Chapter 2 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required of all music therapy majors to read during their freshman year of undergraduate coursework. Chapter 2 focuses on the history of music therapy. Davis, W. & Hadley, S. (2014). Chapter 2: A History of Music Therapy. In B. L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are based on Chapter 27 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required of all music therapy majors to read during their freshman year of undergraduate coursework. Chapter 27 focuses on using music therapy to treat adults with various mental illnesses. Langdon, G. S. (2014). Chapter 27: Music Therapy for Adults with Mental Illness. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are based on Chapter 5 of Wheeler's "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text that is required of all music therapy majors to read during their freshman year of undergraduate coursework. Chapter 5 focuses on cultural diversity in music therapy. Seung-A, K. & Whitehead-Pleaux, A. (2014). Chapter 5: Music Therapy and Cultural Diversity. In B.L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.

These notes are on Chapter 35 of "The Music Therapy Handbook", a text required for freshman level courses of music therapy undergraduate studies at Eastern Michigan University. Chapter 35 focuses on medical music therapy for adults. Shultis, C. & Gallagher, L. (2014). Chapter 35: Medical Music Therapy for Adults. In B. L. Wheeler (Ed.). Music Therapy Handbook. Guilford Press.