Physical Rehabilitation

1. Introduction

1.1. what is physical rehabilitation? how is music therapy incorporated? where can people find it? why should someone recieve music therapy to help with rehabilitation?

2. Population

2.1. It is available to all ages. Those who request music therapy are able to receive it, if the resource is available at the establishment.

3. History, Etiology, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Traditional Forms

3.1. Find the injury. Create a goal. Use appropriate steps to achieve this goal. Play music to the comfortability of the patient.

4. Address as a treatment option -- how common is it and what might it look like?

4.1. Depending on where the patient lives, can also determine the availability of a music therapist.

5. When is music therapy not a good idea?

5.1. when a patient doesn't need/want any form of it. When it can cause more harm than healing.

6. Conclusion: purpose, relevance of music therapy in treatment

6.1. science of music; concept of tempo, key, and playing style; give examples of stories