Family-Based Music Therapy for Non-Clinical Families

Music Therapy Research Blog

Oct 20, 2018Science & Medicine

by Kimberly Woodman The practice of family-based music therapy has generally been directed toward families of individuals with special needs, focusing on both the needs of the indivudal and the family context/needs of th...

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