Music therapy in the treatment of adults with mental disorders: Theoretical bases and clinical interventions.

Abstract: Contents (with RILM numbers): Kate E. GFELLER, MUSIC AS COMMUNICATION (11363), CULTURAL CONTEXT AS IT RELATES TO MUSIC THERAPY (11361), and THE FUNCTION OF AESTHETIC STIMULI IN THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS (11362); Mary A. SCOVEL, MUSIC THERAPY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MODELS (11424); Roger A. SMELTEKOP and Becki A. HOUGHTON, MUSIC THERAPY AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY (11428); Michael H. THAUT, NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN MUSIC PERCEPTION AND THEIR RELEVANCE IN MUSIC THERAPY (11436) and PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOTOR RESPONSES TO MUSIC STIMULI (11437); Michael H. THAUT and Roger A. SMELTEKOP, PSYCHOSOCIAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MUSIC THERAPY INTERVENTIONS (11438); Robert F. UNKEFER (ed.), TAXONOMY OF CLINICAL MUSIC THERAPY PROGRAMS AND TECHNIQUES (11444); Brian L. WILSON, MUSIC THERAPY IN HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS (11448) and ASSESSMENT OF ADULT PSYCHIATRIC CLIENTS: THE ROLE OF MUSIC THERAPY (11447).

Keyword(s): therapy > mentally ill > adults

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