The Music Therapy Profession

The Music Therapy Profession, authored by Christine Korb, is a comprehensive guide to the practice and profession of music therapy. As a music therapist with over 30 years of experience, Korb has provided valuable insight into the field of music therapy for both aspiring music therapists and those who may be interested in learning more about the profession.

In the introduction of the book, Korb provides an overview of what music therapy is and how it works. She also discusses the history of the profession, including the pioneers who helped to establish it as a recognized form of therapy. Korb also explores the various settings where music therapy can be utilized, such as hospitals, schools, and mental health clinics.

Throughout the book, Korb provides practical advice and tips for those interested in pursuing a career in music therapy. She covers topics such as the educational requirements for becoming a music therapist, how to find and apply for jobs in the field, and the different types of music therapy techniques that can be used to help patients.

In addition to providing a thorough examination of the music therapy profession, Korb also shares personal stories and experiences from her own career as a music therapist. These anecdotes provide a humanizing touch to the book and give readers a deeper understanding of the impact that music therapy can have on patients.

Author: Christine Korb

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