MUT 626 Vocal Psychotherapy

This course will provide foundational understanding and application of vocal psychotherapy within an advanced level of music therapy practice. Students will examine the therapeutic benefits and techniques of singing with clients and apply the theory and techniques of vocal psychotherapy to specific areas of music therapy practice, with special emphasis of the development of students’ vocal identity, reflexivity, and understanding of underlying musical and relational dynamics. Students will apply theories and principles of vocal psychotherapy to create their own interventions for a variety of goal areas. The course involves in-class experiential learning and facilitated reflection to develop clinical skills, techniques, and abilities.

Subject: Grad-Music Therapy

Department: Music

Credits: 2