AMTA Music Therapy Research

sic, and effects of music on human behavior. All papers for publication are selected on the basis of their quality and contribution to existing knowledge. Manuscripts accepted for publication include, but are not limited to: qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methodologies; historical, descriptive, philosophical, or experimental designs; and integrative reviews, meta-analysis or meta-synthesis. MTP seeks to speak to the direct clinical and professional experiences of practicing music therapists; include information useful to music therapists, music therapy students, and professionals interested in the therapeutic uses of music; address issues related to the student and professional supervision; include articles addressing the education and training of music therapists; and address ethical concepts and issues as they pertain to music therapy education, training, research and professional practice. MTP publishes all forms of reports that have implications for music therapy practice including clinically focused research reports, innovative developments, case studies, educational research, and theoretical articles.