What Do You Know About Music Therapy?
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- 1.What is music therapy?
- A.
A part of hospice care for patients struggling with terminal illness. Music is used to soothe and comfort each patient with prescriptive musical sessions.
- B.
Playing music for a group in an nursing home using their favorite songs.
- C.
The clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship.
- D.
A practice that only musicians can benefit from.
- 2.Where can a music therapist practice?
- A.
In a hospital
- B.
In prisons
- C.
In schools
- D.
Just about anywhere
- 3.Can a music teacher practice music therapy?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 4.How does one become a music therapist, in the United States?
- A.
One year of college for a music therapy degree and the board certification exam.
- B.
Four years of college for a music therapy degree, a six month internship then the board certification exam.
- C.
Two years of college for a music therapy degree, a six month internship then the board certification exam.
- D.
No schooling, a six month internship and the board certification exam.
- 5.Can a music therapist work with those who have hearing impairments?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
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