Clinical Conversations: How to Clinically Reason Quickshifts versus Modulated Music?
Your Clinical Questions Answered
The team at Vital Links often receives questions from therapists regarding the use and implementation of Therapeutic Listening with their clients. The aim of these Clinical ConversationsTM are to continue to connect with our supportive community of Vital Links therapists and engage in robust discussions regarding topics that matter most to you.
How do I determine when to use the Quickshifts versus the Modulated music with my clients?
[yith_wcmc_subscription_form]3 Comments on: “Clinical Conversations: How to Clinically Reason Quickshifts versus Modulated Music?”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Hello,
Now that I have a better understanding that these two are separate. I am wondering what would be best for this one kiddo have steps down on a different surface and yells and cries, falls all the time. Would you think this would be more beneficial for therapeutic listening within body awareness? Please let me know your thoughts or if quick shifts is the correct approach in this case.
Thank you,
Megan Meyler
Hello,
Now that I have a better understanding that these two are separate. I am wondering what would be best for this one kiddo have steps down on a different surface and yells and cries, falls all the time. Would you think this would be more beneficial for therapeutic listening within body awareness? Please let me know your thoughts or if quick shifts is the correct approach in this case.
Thank you
Hello Megan,
Thank you so much for your question regarding the potential application of Therapeutic Listening modulated music and Quickshifts with your client. We would be more than happy to assist you with the clinical reasoning behind the selection of different libraries. Often when selecting between the two Therapeutic Listening libraries, it is in the subtleties of a client’s unique clinical picture that lead us to select one library verses another. One place that we often start to gather information about a client is through the Functional Listening Questionnaire.
In order to be of the most assistance with this case, would you please complete the Therapist Support Form which provides more information about your case to best allow us to support you? Thank you and we look forward to learning more!
-The Vital Links Team