This groundbreaking work, which advocates the integration of creative arts therapy (drama, music, visual arts, dance) in group therapy, according to the needs of patients, exploring new dimensions in the relationship between music therapy and psychodrama, devised by Dr. J. L. Moreno (author's uncle). With a clear style and easy to read, provides the theoretical basis for this approach: its history, its methodology and application with a few examples culled from clinical sessions._x000D_
A wide range of dynamic and creative approaches to group therapy are described in detail and illustrated with graphic examples. By applying a holistic approach to music therapy, this book presents the meeting of music, and musical improvisation imginación projective psychodramatic resources, including, among others, the warming, the changing role and the musical mirror._x000D_
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I've been waiting for this book for a long time. In this new work brings together two great traditions Moreno therapeutic ... has the expertise, vision and scholarship necessary to help us get into this difficult territory ... It is certainly capable of building bridges among many sound fields._x000D_
C. Bereznak Kenny, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby_x000D_

A careful study of the use of music in psychodrama ... It is an excellent paradigm for the integration of all therapies that focus on the creative arts in a global therapeutic approach. A valuable resource for music therapists and other therapists psychodramatists working with creative arts._x000D_
B. J. Crowe, Director of the Department of_x000D_
Music Therapy, Arizona State University_x000D_
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Of interest to psychodramatists, music therapists, art therapists and dance therapists, psychiatrists and clinical psychologists.