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Universidad Católica de Valencia
Methodology in Music therapy
Course 2016/17
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TEACHING GUIDE FOR THE SUBJECT AND/OR SUBJECT
ECTS
SUBJECT: Methodology in Music therapy
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Module: Foundations and methodology of Music therapy
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COURSE: 2016/17
Semester: 1º
Type of training: Obligatory
Teaching staff:
Mr. V. Alejandro March Luján
Mrs. Marina Romero García
Mrs. Vanessa Vannay Allasia
Department:
E-mail: musicoterapia@ucv.es
MODULE ORGANIZATION
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Nº ECTS
15
BASES AND METHODOLOGY OF MUSIC THERAPY
Materias and subjects
Materia
FOUNDATIONS AND
METHODOLOGY OF
MUSIC THERAPY
ECTS
15
SUBJECT
ECTS
Course/
semester
Foundations of Music Therapy
3
1/1
Methodology in Music Therapy
6
1/1
Evaluation and organization in Music
Therapy
6
1/1
TEACHING GUIDE FOR THE SUBJECT AND/OR SUBJECT:
Methodology in Music
therapy
Prerequisites: No precise
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GENERAL OBJETIVES
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Knowing the relationship between the sound phenomenon and man, how this relationship
can be obtained both preventive therapeutic benefits, rehabilitation and / or.
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Develop the ability to discover the world of non-verbal context surrounding all relations link.
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Raising awareness of non-verbal phenomena that occur in the therapeutic relationship.
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Learn the use of bodily-sound-musical expressions
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Using and Creating instruments as intermediaries or embedded objects.
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Knowing the expressive resources in Music therapy.
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Deepening the use of some techniques, knowing their methodology and design of the
therapy session, and locate them an individual, family or group context and their therapeutic
goals.
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Introduce students to the knowledge of the different models used in music therapy, such as:
music listening, live music or edited.
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From experimentation, the student experience and raise awareness to different music
therapy techniques.
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Develop skills and resources in the implementation of music therapy techniques.
Weighting of
competition
TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCES
Instrumental
1
2
3
TC1. Capacity for critical and creative thinking.
X
TC2. Capacity for individual initiative, teamwork and decision making.
X
TC9. Capacity for teamwork and effective collaboration with other
professionals (with the ability to function in an interdisciplinary and
international context)
X
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SPECIFIC COMPETENCES
1
2
3
X
SC4: Know the different existing methods and techniques in Music
Therapy and its application in different areas of music therapy intervention
SC5: Ability of criticism and self-criticism in the planning and music
therapy intervention, introducing progressive adjustments will occur as the
music therapeutic process
4
X
LEARNING RESULTS
COMPETENCES
R-1 Recognize the main models of practice in Music Therapy
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
R-2 Differentiate each of the features of each model
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
R-3 Identify the most suitable model for each practice
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
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TRAINING ACTIVITIES PHYSICAL WORKING
ACTIVITY
Learning methodology
Relation to learning
outcomes of the
subject
ECTS
PRESENCE CLASSES
Presentation of contents by the
teacher, competency analysis,
explanation and demonstration
of skills, abilities and knowledge
in the classroom
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
1
PRACTICAL CLASSES
Group work sessions supervised
by the teacher. Cases studies,
diagnostic tests, issues, field
study, computer room visits,
data search, libraries,
networking, Internet, etc…
Meaningful construction of
knowledge through interaction
and student activity.
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
0,5
Supervised monographic
sessions with shared
participation
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
0,2
Application of multidisciplinary
knowledge
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
0,1
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
0,3
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
0,3
SEMINAR
EXPOSITION GROUP
WORK
TUTORSHIP
EVALUATION
Personalized and small group
attention. Period of instruction
and/or guidance by a tutor to
review and discuss the materials
and topics presented in lectures,
seminars, readings, papers,
etc,..
Set of oral and / or written tests
used in initial, formative or
additive assessment
Total
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TRAINING ACTIVITIES OF AUTONOMOUS STUDENT WORK
ACTIVITY
GROUP WORK
AUTONOMOUS WORK
Learning methodology
Relation to learning
outcomes of the
subject
ECTS
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
1
TC1, TC2, TC9,
SC4, SC5
2,6
Individual preparation of readings,
essays, problem solving,
seminars, papers, reports, etc…
To post or deliver the lectures,
practical and /or small group
tutoring. Work done on the
platform or other virtual spaces.
Student study: Individual
preparation of readings, essays,
problem solving, seminars,
papers, reports, etc… To post or
deliver the lectures, practical
and/or small group tutoring.
Work done on the platform of the
university
https://campusvirtual.ucv.es/
Total
3.6
EVALUATION SYSTEM TO ACQUIRE THE SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
SYSTEM
Assessment
instrument
ASSESSMENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
Given
percentage
Record attendance
tracking
R1, R2 & R3
40%
Written test
R1, R2 & R3
20%
Directed work
R1, R2 & R3
40%
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CRITERIA FOR THE AWARD OF HONORS
Explicitly mentioned specific criteria for the course and faculty that the title is attached and
according to the general rules stating that you can only give an honors degree for every 20
students not by fraction 20, with the exception of groups of fewer than 20 students in total,
which can be given a license plate.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS
COMPETENCIES
Receptive techniques in Music Therapy (self-experience I).
Expressive techniques in Music Therapy (self-experience II).
Benenzon model (self-experience III). GIM method (selfexperience IV). Nordoff-Robbins method (self-experience V).
Psychoanalytical model, Mary Priestley (self-experience VI).
TC1, TC2, TC9, SC4,
SC5
TEMPORAL ORGANIZATION OF LEARNING (Students of first registration)
BLOCK CONTENT / TEACHING UNIT
NUMBER
SESSION
1
RECEPTIVE TECHNIQUES IN MUSIC THERAPY.
1
2
EXPRESSIVE TECHNIQUES IN MUSIC THERAPY.
1
3
BENENZON MODEL.
2
4
GIM METHOD.
1
5
NORDOFF-ROBBINS METHOD.
1
6
PSYCHOANALYTICAL MODEL, MARY PRIESTLEY
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