New Directions in The Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM)

Author(s): Summer, Lisa, Bonny, Helen

Journal/Book: Music Therapy International Report 1996. 1996; 10: Ossining, NY. American Association of Music Therapy. 87-90.

Abstract: "The explosion in the growth of the Bonny Method , with the infusion of of therapists form a variety of backgrounds and with different interests guarantees the continued expansion of clinical applications. Each new application requires some adaptation of the method." (Authors) The article presents a short history of the method, and discusses training, research, clinical pratice and literature. Clinical populations mentioned: "generally healthy individuals seeking help with depression, life transitions and personal growth; eating disorders; dissociative disorders; anxiety disorders; autistic adults; post-traumatic stress disordes, abuse victims, and other traumas. Also within the medical arena GIM is being used: with closed head injuries, cancer, AIDS, rheumatoid arthritis, and other psychoneuroimmunological disorders.

Note: LOB 21.7.1996

Keyword(s): Training. Research. Clinical practice. GIM

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