E-Book of Articles - World Federation of Music Therapy

FAF FAF
MBI MBI
Schiltz-Ludwig, Lony: When Aggression is disturbed ...
Reactions to ethnical music Reactions to ethnical music
TAT TAT
Stories written under musical
induction
Stories written under musical
induction
Observational frames and rating scales Observational frames and rating scales
Comparisons
Autoevaluation of music therapy
1. Clinical group to control group in pretest and posttest situation
2. Clinical group and control group to itself in pretest and posttest situation
3. Clinical subgroups I and D, respectively Pat and -Pat, to each other in
pretest and posttest situation
4. Case studies
Case studies will illustrate the different stages of the therapeutic process.
In the first case the repressed agressiveness began to be exteriorated in
violent tantrums, in the second case, it was directed inwardly.
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Martha
Martha is a fifteen-year-old girl ; she has a seventeen-year-old sister. Her
mother contacted the Psychology Service because her daughter had behaved
violently towards her classmates in several occasions. Martha had been
suffering from anxiety attacks at night since she was a child. During the last
months, a vague feeling of anxiety has been invading her ; she shows various
fears and phobias and expresses many hypochondriac complaints. She
suffers from : concentration problems ; school results have deteriorated,
she is quite inactive and spends a lot of time brooding over her fears, has no
more hobby left, tries to read from time to time without being able to
concentrate.
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