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			<video:description>Ages 9-14 years You’ve probably got lots of questions, or maybe you’re feeling nervous or uncertain about working with one of our therapists; whatever you’re feeling is fine. Our therapists use music, art and drama to support children and teenagers to think about areas of their lives that are import</video:description>
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			<video:description>Pete McPhail, Music therapist at Helen &amp;amp; Douglas House hospice in Oxford Peter talks about the new draft NICE guidelines which suggest that music should be used to explain death to terminally ill children. Peter discusses the role of music therapy in end of life care. It&apos;s a great short video ex</video:description>
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			<video:description>Adult Cancer and Music Therapy This super video features music therapist Dr Emma O&apos;Brien talking about her work supporting people with cancer. Often towards the end of a patient&apos;s life, and working with family members, music therapy is an effective and sensitive modality.</video:description>
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