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Index
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part 1 - Theory, Research and Resources
1. Why Rhythm?
2. The Rhythm2Recovery Model
3. Individual, Family and Group Applications
4. Working with Specific Populations
5. Less Talk and More Rhythm: Options for the Non-Verbal
6. Counselling and Facilitation Skills
7. Drum-Circle Facilitation Skills
8. The Context
9. Resources: What You Need to Get Going
Part 2 - Games, Exercises and Applications
10. A Rhythm Catalogue
11. The Rhythmic Wave - Mindfulness and Emotional Regulation
12. Sessional Themes and Rhythmic Exercises
13. Rhythmic Movement
14. Rhythmic Voice
15. Five Key Analogies
16. Additional Games and Exercises
17. Reflective Practice and Evaluative Resources
Further Reading
Simon’s Bio
References
Subject Index
Author Index
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