Table of Contents

Foreword by James Oshinsky, Ph.D. Introduction. Part One: Theory, Research and Resources.

1. Why Rhythm?
2. The R2R Model.
3. Individual, Family and Group Applications.
4. Working with Specific Populations.
5. Less Talk & 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 Two: 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.
18. Further Reading. References. Appendices.