Music therapy as a form of psychotherapy, Part One

Music Therapy
  types:
1. Passive: The organizer of the music therapy filed in person with selected therapeutic music using instruments to reproduce or using musical instruments.
Ø Adoption of musical performances;
Ø Adoption of different tempos and dynamics.
Ø Soothe and relax by listening.
2. Active: individually or in groups, using simple tools.
Ø Perform rhythmic tempo and dynamics;
Ø Running favorite songs;
Ø Through individual and complex work by occupational therapists and psychologists, people can be involved and detained in music therapy groups, thereby creating not only a habit, but also need to listen to music, and play.

Music used from prehistoric times to induce ecstasy / strong positive feeling / and enthusiasm / strong emotional experience that is positive, but is associated with a particular action / to incite aggression in warfare, or to soothe feelings to support communication for treatment and so on..
According to some studies those sentiments as joy, sadness, love, longing, peace often wake up with music, and others, such as anger, fear, jealousy and zavist- not.
In izsledvavaneto of Kapurso classified 105 selected excerpts of musical works in four categories depending on the impact they have on listeners:
1. Happy, cheerful, stimulating, trumfirasht.
2. Excited, anxious, irritable
3. nostalgic, sentimental, soothing, meditative, relaxing
4. Prayer, reverential.
           In music therapy, patients can both listen to and perform. Music is used in combination with dance moves. Even people with severe disorders benefit from music therapy
           In hospitals and offices of psychologists, counselors, doctors, dentists, music soothes, reduces anxiety and helps to create a therapeutic atmosphere. Deepest therapists use music to support the study of personality.

           Most often, however, music therapy is used in children and adults with mental retardation and physical disabilities. / Absolutely mandatory conditions /. There are numerous programs that apply to populations of different ages and abilities.