Music Therapy Supervision: Diverse Perspectives on its Cultures and Practices
by Simon Procter, Catherine Warner, Ann Sloboda, Luke Annesley, Julie Sutton, Nicky Haire, Oksana Zharinova-Sanderson, Sophie Riga De Spinoza, Andy Lale, Anna Macken, Michaela De Cruz, Davina Vencatasamy, Mandy Carr, Adam Kishtainy, Abigail Wlliams, Maria Radoje, Sally Pestell, Gustavo Schulz Gattino, Joy Rickwood, Hilary Storer, Hilary Moss, Jane Lings, Sarah Caroline Jeronimo Da Silva, Tatiana Harumi Komi, Gabriela Silva, Julio Cesar Ramon Oliveira, Jemima Rodrigues, Joyce Ribeiro, Robin Wiltshire
A comprehensive exploration of music therapy supervision, presenting diverse professional perspectives on its cultures, structures, and practices across multiple contexts.
About This Book
This book examines music therapy supervision through a range of professional and cultural perspectives.
Contributors discuss the structures, values, and practices that shape supervision in music therapy settings.
The volume highlights the importance of context, diversity, and reflective practice in supervisory relationships.
Readers will encounter insights relevant to training, professional development, and clinical work in music therapy.
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