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• Melodic structure and inner self in clinical improvisation 

  Liarmakopoulou, Ourania (2016)

  This study investigates the analogies between the melodic evolution within clinical improvisation and the shifts in the core self, across the continuum of music therapy process. This investigation is facilitated by a ...

• A microanalysis of musical interactions in music therapy : clinical improvisations of an adult with visual impairment 

  Avila, Clariane Liz (2018)

  To date, published studies involving music therapy (MT) and clients with visual impairment (VI) are few. Adults with VI who experience MT are a less studied group, despite comprising majority of the visually-impaired ...

• Perception of basic emotions in clinical improvisations : an experimental study 

  Kontoniemi, Sanna-Mari (2016)

  Recently the Finnish music therapy research has focused on therapy of clients with depression. In music psychology the global interest in felt and perceived emotions in music has been a clear trend for two to three decades. ...

• Scoping review and concept analysis of early adolescents’ emotional skills : Towards development of a music therapy assessment tool 

  Salokivi, Maija; Salanterä, Sanna; Ala-Ruona, Esa (Routledge, 2022)

  Introduction: This paper describes the concept and content of early adolescents’ emotional skills among the general population. The research literature contains many emotional skills-related terms with overlapping meanings, ...

• The sense of self of experienced and non-experienced music therapists in musical improvisation : an interpretative phenomenological analysis 

  Christodoulou, Artemis (2014)

  Music therapists’ work is constantly researched and measured in order to find the best possible ways for conducting music therapy and treating people through music. In spite of this, music therapists themselves are rarely ...