23.7. 1993 Vitoria-Gasteiz / Spain - World Federation of Music Therapy

to music in a relaxed state, while dialoguing with a
guide. The practice of GIM requires special training."
K. Bruscia "Case Studies in Music Therapy"
Oncology: The science of cancer
Palliative care: "Care which serves to alleviate the
symptoms of a disease but does not strive for a cure.
People usually receive palliative care when a cure is
thought no longer possible."
K. Bruscia "Case Studies in Music Therapy"-J.Martin
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