Rabindra Sangeet based Research or Applied Rabindra Sangeet

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*Rabindra Sangeet based Music therapy Research*

*Objectives*
Students will do research on music therapy in clinical and non clinical settings. They will learn several therapeutic techniques such as singing, playing instruments, improvisation, songwriting, and music listening to address clients' physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs.

On the other hand, concerned teacher will guide students under the supervision of RPRIT. Teacher will get one token honorarium and certificate.

*Topics of Research*: 
1. Eco therapy.
2. Animal assisted therapy.
3. Grief and Bereavement therapy.
4. Family therapy.
5. Child therapy.
6. Criminal rehabilitation.
7. Trauma care.
8. Value preference management.

*Planning*: Each student will be offered one research problem. Candidate will receive mentoring from our selected mentor. Our selected mentor will guide candidate in (a) research and in (b) related Rabindra Sangeet.

*Evaluation*: 
1. Trainee will present Webinar.
 or offline seminar.
2. Trainee will present one research report.
3. Viva voce.

*Mentor eligibility*:

1. Sr teacher in Rabindra Sangeet.
2. Ability to guide minimum 2 students.
3. Ability to train student in Rabindrasangeet.

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