Discovering anthroposophical music therapy : an investigation of its origins and applications
@inproceedings{Intveen2011DiscoveringAM, title={Discovering anthroposophical music therapy : an investigation of its origins and applications}, author={Monika Andrea Intveen}, year={2011} }
i Acknowledgements ii List of Tables iv List of Presentations and Publications iv Chapter 1
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The History and Basic Tenets of Anthroposophical Music Therapy
- Medicine
- 2012
This paper traced AnMt’s origins from the systematic application of music in curative education in Germany, Austria and Switzerland through to its use in many countries of the world, with training programmes available in German and English speaking countries currently.
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