E-Book of Articles - World Federation of Music Therapy

Raglio, Alfredo: Qualitative Research
How does the music therapist end the session (verbally, with a
rhythm, with a melody, in another way, etc.)?
How does the patient end the session?
Duration
Data regarding the music therapist
State of mind before the session (in good spirits, happy, cheerful,
indifferent, anguished, anxious, worried, frightened, sad, afraid,
others):
thing:
The music therapist thinks of himself, of the patient, of another
Other comments:
First feeling of the music therapist when facing the patient
(indifference, rejection, charm, others):
Does this feeling coincide with the feeling during the preparation
phase of the session?
Does the music therapist use instructions (verbal, non-verbal,
directive, non directive, partially directive, others)?
Which instrument does the music therapist choose? Why? How
does he use it?
At the end of the session the music therapist feels (satisfied,
disappointed, indifferent, confused, others):
Why?
Data regarding the patient
Attitude of the patient (body, gestures, movements, position in
the space, etc.):
Choice of instrument (immediate, doubtful, decisive, previous to
observation, others):
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