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Daphne Rickson
Daphne Rickson MMusTher, MHealSc(MenH), LTCL, RMTh is a lecturer on the Master of Music Therapy programme at the New Zealand School of Music. She has had fifteen years clinical music therapy experience working predominantly in special education settings. Her major research interests have been investigating music therapy with aggressive adolescent boys; and with adolescents who have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Daphne is currently engaged in doctoral research exploring the potential role of music in special education settings and the development and qualitative evaluation of a music therapy consultation protocol.
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Articles on Voices
Main Issue
- Researching Ones Own Clinical Practice: Managing Multiple Roles in an Action Research Project
- The Boy With the Glass Flute: Journeying Through the Therapeutic Process With a Preadolescent Who Has Been Abused