Im Jae-young et al.: Music Therapy Theory and Imagery-Guided Music Therapy Practice

The book was published in addition to the theory of music therapy, with the case of a mind-inspiring music therapy and a mind based on music. Musical psychology is a concept that has been developed in relatively recent times, and is a specialized area of treatment that helps to help us deal with the emotional or emotional problems that are present within the speaker. The area of music psychology has many ways of doing improvisation, singing, and listening to music, including the middle-aged women. The most profound form of psychological therapy in the United States was the deep-induced technique developed by seniorière Boone in the early 1970s. GIM is one of the new techniques for music psychology that is not so common in our country, and yet there are very few professional cases-based books in the country, so I hope the middle-aged female treatment process introduced in the book can be of practical help to the GIM therapists. The book consists of 13 complete chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 dealt with the opening of music therapy, and chapter 3 concluded the subject of musical therapy and access. Chapters 4 described the understanding of music psychology, and chapters 5 and 6 dealt with the understanding and 7 of heart-induced music therapy.

Korean title: 음악치료 이론과 심상 유도 음악치료 실제

Korean author: 임재영 외

Korean publisher: 교문사(청문각)

ISBN-13: 9788936322984