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Synopsis
Ansdell and Pavlicevic, research associates at a London music therapy center, explain the research process in four stages, outlining what students and practitioners need to plan, know, and do to research a dissertation or report. Using two fictional case studies—art therapist Franz Mozarella and music therapist Suzie Kaftan—they present both qualitative and quantitative approaches to research, taking the pragmatic line that the choice of methodology depends on what a therapist is setting out to do. Their chatty guide aims most of all to demystify the research process for art therapists intimidated by its stern face. Distributed by Taylor & Francis.
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