A Conversation About... Mental Health and Music Therapy: Therapeutic Outcomes

Music therapy has the potential to help people both feel better and get better.

In the final episode of this music therapy series, our host Clinical Psychologist Professor Mark Creamer, and Registered Music Therapists: Dr Jason Kenner and Dr Jennifer Bibb explore what music therapy aims to achieve, treatment goals and why change occurs.

Expand your knowledge by hearing about the difference between individual and group sessions, the ways in which music therapy can meet short and long-term goals, and how music therapists use their unique skills and methods to provide collaborative care.

Liked this episode? Listen to the previous episodes in this series:  the first introduces the profession of music therapy and the second that explores what happens in a session.

MHPN would like to thank the Australian Music Therapy Association for their collaboration on this series.

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