Wigram, . & Heal, . Eds. (1993). Music Therapy in Health and Education. The recovery approach in mental health care emphasises the importance of the service user leading a fulfilling, meaningful life beyond the limitations of illness or symptomatology.

Wigram, . This approach to care is increasingly included as a central part of mental health policy and service provision in a number of countries including the UK and Ireland, to address the needs of people who have severe and. It is an autonomous, holistic and empowering way of working with individuals as they journey towards healing.

Introduction, Margaret Heal and Tony Wigram. the book has encouraged me to see a role for music therapy within the traditional composition of the multi-disciplinary team in the mental health field. Part I: clinical work. - Psychiatric Bulletin Covering a wide range of clients and their problems, it provides fascinating insight into the diverse ways that music therapy is used to meet the needs of almost any situation.

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