Learn the "power of healing through sound" with theory. This book covers all areas of music therapy. This book is a comprehensive preparation book with 100 questions + detailed answers and explanations, corresponding to the music therapist certification exam. It systematically organizes the knowledge necessary for the practice of music therapy, such as clinical psychology, developmental theory, neuroscience, music theory, rehabilitation, and ethics. It is the most comprehensive textbook for understanding "music as therapy." Contents of this book: • Chapter 1: History and Theory of Music Therapy From the rehabilitation origins after World War II to Nordoff-Robbins therapy and GIM. Covers the characteristics and theoretical background of major approaches. • Chapter 2: Psychology and Developmental Theory Systematically organizes developmental stages, counseling theory, and self-expression support, including Freud, Erikson, Piaget, Rogers, and Vygotsky. • Chapter 3: Neurological, Physiological, and Medical Basics Explains the autonomic nervous system, hormones, brain waves, biological rhythm synchronization by sound stimulation, and Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS) in detail. • Chapter 4: Music Theory and Practical Techniques Acquire music theory in a Q&A format that is easy for musicians to understand, including tonality, harmony, rhythm theory, dominant function, and cadences. • Chapter 5: Clinical, Rehabilitation, and Developmental Support Practice Questions based on a wide range of case studies, including autism, dementia, PTSD, end-of-life care, community support, and community therapy. • Chapter 6: Ethics, Laws, and Professionalism Includes questions that address how to be a professional, such as confidentiality, informed consent, supervision, and ethical dilemmas. ⸻ Features: • 100 multiple-choice questions reflecting exam trends + full explanations • Each question includes "basis," "related theory," and "practical examples" • Useful for music therapists, clinical psychologists, and medical professionals