Case Examples of Music Therapy for Substance Use Disorders
- Author: Bruscia, Kenneth E.
- E-ISBN: 9781937440176
Case examples provide very unique and valuable insights into how different forms of therapy are practiced, as well as how clients respond to those therapies. This e-book contains 5 previously published case studies on how music therapy has been used to help individuals with substance use disorders. Each case details the process by which therapist and client engage in music experiences that enable the client to explore and better utilize the personal resources needed to address his or her own therapeutic needs. The aim of the book is to provide practical information to students and professionals in music therapy and related fields and to inform all those affected by substance abuse about the potential benefits of music therapy.
Table of Contents
CASE ONE
Music Therapy and Addiction: Addressing Essential Components in the Recovery Process
Jim Borling
CASE TWO
Moving Out Of Your Comfort Zone: Group Music Therapy With Adolescents Who Have Misused Drugs
Katrina McFerran
CASE THREE
Chaos, Crisis, Development, Cosmos
Mark Nielsen
Torben Moe
CASE FOUR
Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) With a Dually Diagnosed Woman Having Multiple Addictions
Eugenia Pickett
CASE FIVE
Making My Body A Safe Place to Stay: A Psychotherapeutically Oriented Approach to Vibroacoustic Therapy in Drug Rehabilitation
Marko Punkanen
Esa Ala-Ruona