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Why music may help in trauma-focused music therapy: The musical affordances framework
Moshe Bensimon
Department of Criminology
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Music Therapy
100%
Trauma-focused Treatment
100%
Musical Affordance
100%
Musical Experience
40%
Trauma
20%
Nonverbal
20%
Traumatic Experiences
20%
Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms
20%
Playfulness
20%
Symbolic Representation
20%
Developmental Model
20%
Clinical Impact
20%
Posttraumatic Stress
20%
Attunement
20%
Active Participation
20%
Clinically Significant
20%
Therapeutic Change
20%
Treatment Setting
20%
Affective Expression
20%
Symptom Burden
20%
Trauma Theory
20%
Trauma Population
20%
Relational Trust
20%
Aesthetic Distance
20%
Music Therapy Methods
20%
Active Agency
20%
Symbolic Distance
20%
Access Distance
20%
Therapeutic Media
20%
Media-specific
20%
Bodily Regulation
20%
Psychology
Music Therapy
100%
Clinical Implication
25%
Traumatic Experience
25%
Coping Behavior
25%
Affective Expression
25%