Musique et/ou peinture; a propos des difficultes pour proposer leurs indications respectives en art-therapie. (Music and/or painting; difficulties of suggesting their respective indications in art therapy.)

Author(s): Girard, Martine, Jacomini, Virginie, Escande, Michel

Journal/Book: Psychologie Medicale. 1989; 21: 1823-1826.

Abstract: Discusses, from a psychoanalytic viewpoint, the reasons why a combination of music and painting in art therapy with psychotic patients is preferable to either music or painting alone. Psychotic patients are locked in at a psychic level where aesthetic experiences appear interchangeable, unstructured, and without sublimational values. Simultaneous painting and music therapy provides patients with a multisensory immersion, enabling them to use integrative mechanisms and experience libidinal transformation based on sublimational sexuality. The psychotherapist plays a major role in structuring the setting and programming the artistic experiences to successfully accomplish these goals. (English abstract)

Note: psychoanalytic viewpoint of music &/vs painting in art therapy; psychotic patients activities in music therapy; elderly

Keyword(s): Art therapy; music ; painting art; psychosis ; psychoanalytic theory; Music therapy; aged

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