Erste Erfahrungen mit Regulativer Musiktherapie bei psychiatrischen Patienten. / Initial experience with regulative music therapy for psychiatric patients

Author(s): Ficker, Friedemann

Journal/Book: Psychiatrie, Neurologie und medizinische Psychologie. 1983; 35: 604-610.

Abstract: Examined the effectiveness of including regulative music therapy (RMT) in the treatment of patients with depressive reactions stemming from a variety of causes. Results suggest that RMT can be beneficial during the readaptation phase in the course of rehabilitation of such patients. Orientation to conscious perception seems to be initiated by RMT among depressive patients during the first phase of training. This conscious perception leads the patients to a more rational form of confrontation with themselves and their surroundings and opens the way to a constructive approach to overcoming the conflicts experienced in the past. (6 ref)

Note: regulative music therapy; patients with depressive reactions

Keyword(s): Music therapy; depression emotion; adulthood

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