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임상적 즉흥연주에서의 의미 있는 음악적 대화와 비언어적 의사소통 Sung-Yong Shim
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102.
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Reactions and Responses from the Music Therapy Community to the Growth of Computers and Technology - Some Preliminary Thoughts Elaine Streeter
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103.
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"Take It From the Top, Les" Robin Rio
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104.
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The Flute and I: The Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) with a Young Man Gro Trondalen; Norwegian Academy of Music
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105.
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Music Therapy in Parkinson’s Disease Sergio Hazard
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106.
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Musicoterapia en enfermedad de Parkinson Sergio Hazard
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107.
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The Song as an Anchor Marcia Cirigliano
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108.
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Bridging Music and Psychoanalytic Therapy Deborah Salmon
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109.
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Would You Like to Write Your Own Song?: Song Writing to Address the Paradox of Emerging Capabilities and Diminishing Possibilities Experienced by an Adolescent Boy With Muscular Dystrophy Oonagh Dwyer
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110.
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Surviving as a Music Therapist: The Importance of Communication With Parents and Related Health Professionals Hye-Seon Baek
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111.
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Journeying with Olivia: Bricolage as a Framework for Understanding Music Therapy in Paediatric Oncology Beth Dun
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112.
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Art along the Path: Art, Society, and Constructions of Subjectivities Marly Chagas
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113.
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Dangerous Liaisons: Group Work for Adolescent Girls who have Anorexia Nervosa Katrina McFerran
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114.
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The Language of Guided Song Writing with a Bone Marrow Transplant Patient Emma O'Brien
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115.
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Why Does Music Make People so Cross? Simon Frith
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116.
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Reflections on Music Therapy with Indigenous Families: Cultural Learning put into Practice Kate Williams - Vicky Abad
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117.
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Expanding from Hospital to Home Based Care: Implications for Music Therapists Working in Palliative Care Anne Horne-Thompson
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118.
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A Review of Current Practice in Group Music Therapy Improvisations Katrina McFerran - Tony Wigram
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119.
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Standards of Integrity for Qualitative Music Therapy Research Kenneth E Bruscia
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120.
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Music Therapy - History and Cultural Contexts Even Ruud
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121.
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Recollections Lisa Summer; Anna Maria College - Carolyn Kenny; Antioch University
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122.
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Helen Bonny Carolyn Kenny - Barbara Hesser
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123.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Krystof Stachyra
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124.
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Voices: Continuing the Celebration Carolyn Kenny
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125.
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A Music Therapist Remembers Michael Jackson Carolyn Kenny; Professor
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126.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Krzysztof Stachyra
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127.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Leslie Bunt
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128.
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Substantive Content in Context Brynjulf Stige
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129.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Krzysztof Stachyra
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130.
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Dialogue, Debate, and Discourse Carolyn Kenny
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131.
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Voices of the Future Brynjulf Stige
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132.
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Bridged Genres Brynjulf Stige
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133.
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The Greatest Distance between People is not Space but Culture Carolyn Kenny - Brynjulf Stige
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134.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Leslie Bunt - Barbara Wheeler
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135.
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Voices Welcomes Interviews Leslie Bunt - Barbara Wheeler
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136.
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Does Music Therapy Work the Way We Think It Works? Brynjulf Stige - Carolyn Kenny
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137.
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Music as Equipment for Living Brynjulf Stige
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138.
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What Does it Mean? Shift Happens: The Great Dialogue Between Techne and Psyche Carolyn Kenny
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139.
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New Face(s) Carolyn Kenny - Brynjulf Stige
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140.
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"Edith Hillman Boxill - Making Peace" Carolyn Kenny
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141.
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The Vitality of Vulnerable Voices Brynjulf Stige - Carolyn Kenny
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142.
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Feminists, Postcolonialists, and Other Music Therapists Brynjulf Stige
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143.
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The Doors of Consciousness and Perception: How Languages Play Special Songs Carolyn Kenny
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144.
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What Could Music Therapy Be? Brynjulf Stige
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145.
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Bergen: Lights in the Nights Carolyn Kenny
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146.
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Women Must Wait Carolyn Kenny
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147.
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Swimming along the Mainstream Carolyn Kenny
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148.
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A Few Miles and an Ocean Brynjulf Stige; University of Bergen
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149.
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In a Broader Way Brynjulf Stige; University of Bergen - Cheryl Dileo; Temple University
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150.
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The Culture of Music Therapy Carolyn Kenny
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