Four Methods of Music Therapy- Receptive | #74

In his book Defining Music Therapy (1998), Kenneth Bruscia outlined 4 main methods for music therapy practice: receptive, re-creative, improvisation, and composition. Of these methods, perhaps the most overlooked is receptive. Ellisa calls on the literature, taking a closer look at clinical applications and philosophy of the receptive method within music therapy. 

Resources/Sources

Receptive Music and Wellness Experiences on Our Podcast:  

Music and Imagery Experience | #17:  https://open.spotify.com/episode/2mmpnxZ063nTcxrZqZBOiI?si=11c42181cb574041 

A Guided Mediation for Kids | #28: 

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0LE4CTNdo7kWYGpbTd7QBn?si=30942adbf9214c77 

A Guided Breathing Experience | #32: 

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1wT6lN3NZCX5PbSZb5sgV2?si=09e6d80a6d094a9d

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