| Helen
Bonny, founder of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM), describes
this innovative resource
as "the definitive
work on GIM and the first to explain the use of my technique
of music-centered therapy with groups and in clinical serttings.
The information gathered here is essential for all GIM practitioners
as well as anyone interested in the therapeutic use of music
with imagery."
This is the first book of its kind, supplying a complete
summary of the elements of GIM for use with individuals
and groups. It contains examples of GIM sessions, a study
of imagery in psychotherapy, a history of GIM from its
roots to present day practice, activities which use classical
music and imagery in group therapy sessions, an overview
of the use of GIM by
practitioners in the field, and clear guidelines for utilizing
GIM in therapy with various populations.
This resource is for trained GIM practitioners, music
therapy professionals, students, and all who work in the
field of psychotherapy. (ISBN 0-918812-57-7), 43 pages,
$17.
Reviews
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- Lars
Ole Bonde in the Nordic Journal of Music Therapy,
1999, 8(1), 111-113.
- Barbara
Daveson in The Bulletin of the Australian Music
Therapy Association, July 1999, 22(13), 13.
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