Date of Award
Spring 5-9-2019
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA)
Department
Voice/Opera
First Advisor
Matthew Chellis
Second Advisor
Jeremy Smith
Third Advisor
Brenda Romero
Fourth Advisor
Abigail Nims
Fifth Advisor
Andrew Garland
Abstract
Due to the increasing number of musicians dealing with mental health issues, it may be beneficial to incorporate psychologically therapeutic practices and techniques into a musician’s daily practice regimen in order to foster objective thinking and resiliency. This dissertation is designed to educated voice teachers and students on certain aspects and techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It will cover the history and efficacy of the treatment modality, overviews of various self-guided therapeutic techniques, and suggestions for practical application. This paper endeavors to offer the voice teacher psychologically therapeutic techniques they can incorporate into their pedagogical resources.
Recommended Citation
Bartu, Bryce J., "Applied Psychology in the Voice Studio: A Cognitive Behavioral Approach" (2019). Voice and Opera Graduate Theses & Dissertations. 3.
https://scholar.colorado.edu/mvoc_gradetds/3
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