Reconceptualizing Music Therapy in Acute Mental Health Settings Part I: A Descriptive Overview of Single-Session Therapy

IF 0.9 Q4 REHABILITATION Music Therapy Perspectives Pub Date : 2023-09-08 DOI:10.1093/mtp/miad018
Michael J Silverman
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Abstract Single-session therapy (SST) is a collaborative, direct, and transparent approach to providing treatment that emphasizes service users having active and empowered roles in determining the focus, solutions, and extent of the therapy. Clinicians developed SST as many adult mental health service users only receive a single session of therapy. Service users tend to be satisfied with SST and often chose to not return for additional sessions. SST emphasizes the strengths, resources, and resilience of service users and increases treatment access while limiting costs. Some of the impetus for SST is based on research indicating that rapid improvement tends to occur early in treatment with additional sessions being less impactful. In Part I, I provide a descriptive overview and synthesis of the SST literature. I conclude Part I by naming assumptions of long-term therapy and SST. In Part II, I describe approaches to conducting SST, apply SST to music therapy, and provide a critical reflection of SST.
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重新定义音乐治疗在急性心理健康设置第一部分:一个描述性的概述单疗程治疗
单次治疗(SST)是一种协作、直接和透明的治疗方法,强调服务使用者在决定治疗的重点、解决方案和程度方面具有积极和授权的作用。临床医生开发了SST,因为许多成人心理健康服务使用者只接受一次治疗。服务用户往往对SST感到满意,并且经常选择不再返回额外的会话。SST强调服务使用者的优势、资源和复原力,在限制费用的同时增加治疗的可及性。SST的一些推动力是基于研究表明,快速改善往往发生在治疗早期,额外的疗程效果较小。在第一部分中,我提供了一个描述性的概述和海温文献的综合。我通过命名长期治疗和SST的假设来结束第一部分。在第二部分中,我描述了进行SST的方法,将SST应用于音乐治疗,并提供了SST的批判性反思。
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