Beginnings of active music therapy for neuroses. TITLE, ORIGINAL: Anfänge der aktiven Musiktherapie bei Neurosen.

Journal/Book: Musiktherapeutische Umschau: Forschung und Praxis der Musiktherapie. 1990; XI: 353-358..

Abstract: Active music therapy was first used in German-speaking countries to treat neuroses in the 1950s, by Franz Adelbert Fengler and Hans-Georg Jaedicke, each of whom focused on the human voice and singing as the field of music therapeutic activity. Their approach was taken up and continued in the author's Leipzig Model of group singing therapy.

Keyword(s): fengler, franz adelbert > life and activities > application of therapy > 1950s; . jaedicke, hans-georg > life and activities > application of therapy > 1950s; . singing > use in therapy > 1950s to present; therapy > neurotic patients > group singing approach > relation to schwabe leipzig model methodology; . psychology > neurosis > singing therapy approach > . 1950s to present

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