23.7. 1993 Vitoria-Gasteiz / Spain - World Federation of Music Therapy

eduction even if that process is not sustainable at the
time. Staff working with Kate gave many indicators that
they were grateful that I was working with her. The
direction for music therapists seems to be towards the
development of rehabilitation.
Kinsella states that
"information about process of recovery and the efficacy
of remediation is still comparatively rare". ( Kinsella
1988) It seems then that the traditional medical team
need some support. They need our ideas our work and
most of all our research
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