About this Event
The participants will need to have a computer, mobile or a tablet to participate.
The term interpretation can be explained in different ways in music therapy, but it is commonly associated with the interpretation of qualitative data based on phenomenology and hermeneutics. However, interpretation goes beyond interpreting qualitative information, since it is possible to interpret quantitative or mixed data. Interpretation is a term that can be defined as the process of explaining or making sense of something. In music therapy assessment, this meaning is attributed to any information collected during the process.
This workshop aims to practice the interpretation of data provided by music therapy assessment based on different case examples. The interpretation methods used for this workshop are: “suspicious” and empathic interpretation, phenomenological and interpretation based on theories and concepts.
The learning aims of this workshop are:
To understand the differences between the different methods of interpretation in music therapy according to the practical use of the methods.
To create strategies to choose and apply different types of interpretation in music therapy considering the context and the information from a specific case example.
To integrate clinical judgement and knowledge of music therapy theories and concepts to To integrate clinical judgement and knowledge of music therapy theories and concepts to interpret different situations in the practice.
The workshop will provide many activities using video examples where the participants can work through different interpretation modalities using specific forms provided by the facilitator. Besides the activities, the workshop will have moments for explanations and reflections on this topic.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Curve Theatre, 60 Rutland Street, Leicester, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00