Two's Company But Three's A Crowd Assistants In Music Therapy Sessions
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Two's Company but Three's a Crowd? by Britta Schmidt-Robyn is a 128-page paperback published by Books on Demand in 2008 that examines the role of assistants in music therapy sessions and the effects their presence has on therapeutic interaction.
Two's Company but Three's a Crowd? by Britta Schmidt-Robyn is a 128-page paperback published by Books on Demand in 2008 that examines the role of assistants in music therapy sessions and the effects their presence has on therapeutic interaction.
Pros
- Focuses on a niche and under-discussed topic: the role and impact of assistants in music therapy sessions.
- Relatively concise (128 pages), which makes it accessible for focused reading or course use.
- Focuses on a niche and under-discussed topic: the role and impact of assistants in music therapy sessions.
- Relatively concise (128 pages), which makes it accessible for focused reading or course use.
- Includes an English text with a German summary, supporting bilingual readership.
- Available as a print-on-demand title, allowing the specific work to remain obtainable despite its specialist focus.
Cons
- −Short length may constrain depth of theoretical and empirical analysis.
- −Publication via a print-on-demand publisher can correspond with more limited academic visibility compared with mainstream academic publishers.
- −Short length may constrain depth of theoretical and empirical analysis.
- −Publication via a print-on-demand publisher can correspond with more limited academic visibility compared with mainstream academic publishers.
- −Listings show few or no public user reviews, so reader reception and broader evaluation are not widely documented.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.