Music Therapy in Schools

This book explains the procedures, challenges and benefits of using music therapy in an educational setting. It is well written and full of practical applications from multiple contributors from specialist and mainstream school... it would be an invaluable resource both for someone aspiring to be a music therapist and for someone already in the profession. -- Special Children
For teachers who have an interest in music therapy, this will be an interesting resource book, with a number of case studies providing interesting information about the ways in which this form of therapy can address, the needs of individual children... It is an interesting and thought provoking book which offers the reader new insights into music therapy. -- SEN Magazine
I can recommend this book wholeheartedly; we can all learn from it - all who are connected with children and young people in education, music, health and social care. -- from the foreword by Dr. Frankie Williams, General Inspector for Music and Culture, Cambridgeshire County Council, UK
Music Therapy in Schools (...) providing a wealth of examples where music therapy exists in the school context, and how effective it has been.... Various professional music therapist contributed to it, detailing their experiences, methods and challenges of conducting music therapy in schools... Most of the chapters are case-study focused... The broad range of examples (...) allow us to see the potential of music therapy working beyond the school setting and being able to impact more lives positively. -- Peiwen Soh, Kin's College London, Music Department * Journal of Mental Health *