Foreword |
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Acknowledgments |
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Introduction |
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PART I SENSORY DEVELOPMENT AND DETOURS ON THE ROAD OF LIFE |
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1 The Building Blocks of Sensory Processing and Body Awareness Development |
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Sensory processing, integration, and awareness |
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Sensory integration and awareness |
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Sensory processing: a developmental perspective |
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The social component of sensory processing development |
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What does music have to do with it? |
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2 People with Severe to Profound Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities |
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Deficits in sensory processing development |
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Social interaction and communication |
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PART II THE MUSENSE PROGRAM: A MUSIC THERAPIST'S TOOLBOX |
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Suggested instruments and environmental stimuli |
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Body awareness development or enhancement |
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Supplementary sensory processing and task execution |
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4 Original Music for the MuSense Program |
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Repertoire development and selection |
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Clinical applications of repertoire |
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PART III MUSENSE WITH VARIOUS AGES AND POPULATIONS |
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5 The MuSense Protocol with the Pediatric Population |
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6 Adapting the MuSense Program for Music Therapy Sessions with a Pediatric Client with Dual Diagnosis: Down Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (Anya) |
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Olga S. Samsonova-Jellison |
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Rationale for the use of the MuSense protocol |
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The modified data gathering sheets |
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7 Incorporating the Elements of the MuSense Program in Music Therapy Sessions with a Pediatric Client with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (Mitya) |
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Olga S. Samsonova-Jellison |
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Clinical context and history |
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Rationale for including the MuSense elements into the current therapeutic process |
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Adaptations of the MuSense Program |
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Visiting the occupational therapy session |
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8 Study of the MuSense Program with a Tactilely Defensive Individual |
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147 | (1) |
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Music therapy treatment and objectives |
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9 Music Therapy Case Study |
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Background information by domain |
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Data collection and evaluation of client progress |
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Appendix A The MuSense Program Assessment/Summary of Progress |
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Appendix B List of the Original MuSense Songs |
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References |
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Index |
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