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Exploring playfulness in paediatric music therapy using an action research approach

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Playfulness is a disposition which promotes adaptability across the lifespan. Attuned co-playfulness is a therapeutic tool requiring self-awareness of the disposition by the therapist. As a music therapy student working on a paediatric ward in a therapeutic play environment, the intersection of music therapy, therapeutic play and playfulness inspired this research. Specific research on playfulness in music therapy is limited. This research investigated playfulness in music therapy practice: h...

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08 Dec, 2021

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Austin, Rachel Alison

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Exploring_playfulness_in_paediatric_music_therapy_using_an_a...

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Music therapy / Playfulness / Paediatric / School: New Zealand School of Music / 190408 Music Therapy / Degree Discipline: Music Therapy / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Music Therapy / Music Therapy

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