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ProjectResearcherAffiliation*YearLanguageLink
Improvisational Music Therapy for depressionAalbers, SonjaOpen University, Netherlands2014 - ongoingEnglishtandfonline.com
Music therapy for attention regulation of forensic psychiatric patientsAlphen, Rob vanUniversity of Amsterdam, Netherlands2019 - ongoingEnglishfrontiersin.org
Experiences of transcendence and the process of surrender in guided imagery and music (GIM): Development of new understanding through theories of intersubjectivity and change in psychotherapyBlom, Katarina MårtensonAalborg University*, Denmark2014Englishvbn.aau.dk
Music therapy for improving mental health problems of offenders in correctional settingsChen, Xi JingAalborg University*, Denmark2014Englishvbn.aau.dk
Dialectical - Behavioral Music Therapy (DBMT) - A music therapy manual for the stationary DBT setting for the treatment of borderline personality disorderDeuble, IrinaUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2018Germanvr-elibrary.de
Music preference and identity in adults with self-esteem disordersDrazek-Kappus, KatrinUniversity of Osnabrueck; College Magdeburg-Stendal, Germany2014Germanepos.uni-osnabrueck.de
The Development of Therapeutic Alliance in Music Therapy with Forensic psychiatric patients with schizophreniaFrederiksen, Britta VinklerAalborg University*, Denmark2019Englishvbn.aau.dk
PraksisNett – Norwegian Primary Care Research Network: Pilot project on Music Therapy for Depression in Primary Health CareGold, ChristianGAMUT*, Bergen, Norway2019English
Cognitive behavioral music therapy in forensic psychiatry: Workable assumptions, empirical studies and theoretical foundations for primary goal-oriented treatmentHakvoort, LaurienTilburg University, Netherlands2014Englishpure.uvt.nl
Transformation in Improvisation. An exploratory study of interpersonal interactions in musical improvisations of patients with borderline personality disorderFoubert, KatrienLUCA - School of Arts Leuven*, Belgium2018Englishlimo.libis.be
Musical dynamics in time-limited intersubjective child psychotherapy: An exploration based on microanalysis of therapeutic interplayJohns, Unni TanumAalborg University*, Denmark2018Englishvbn.aau.dk
Development of short-term group music therapy for depressed patients in a clinical settingKolek, MartinUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2018German
Music therapy and the resettlement of women prisoners: A mixed methods exploratory studyLeith, HelenAalborg University*, Denmark2014Englishvbn.aau.dk
Singing Inner Revolution: Music Therapy with Adolescents from Depressive and Panic DisordersLukk, EveUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2014Englishdigar.ee
Outcomes and Processes of the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) and its Adaptations and Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy (PITT) for Women with Complex PTSDMaack, CarolaUniversity of Aalborg*, Denmark2012Englishvbn.aau.dk
Meeting between word and music in therapeutic process of verbal psychotherapy and music therapy integrated for adolescents group suffering of anorexiaNacinovich, RenataUniversity of Milan, Italy2021English
Experiencing intersubjectivity - an opportunity in music therapy. Psychotherapy process research on relationship and emotion regulation using the example of the treatment of borderline patients.Plitt, HeikeUniversity of Hildesheim, Germany2012Germandownload.e-bookshelf.de
Investigation of the psychological shape of music therapy first improvisations of patients with anorexia and bulimia nervosaReichert, BerndUniversity of Münster, Germany2010Germanreichert-verlag.de
Effects of receptive music therapy in depressed patientsSchäfer, AnjaUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, GermanyongoingGermanhfmt-hamburg.de
The return of the similar: On the importance of musical objects in music therapy for adolescents with structural disorders.Smetana, MonikaUniversity of Music and Drama Vienna*, Austria2012Germantandfonline.com
The groove of recovery. A qualitative study of how people diagnosed with psychosis experience music therapySolli, Hans PetterGAMUT*, Bergen, Norway2016Englishbora.uib.no
What do patients expect from music therapy? A questionnaire investigation to compare the expectations between group music therapy and group verbal psychotherapy with psychiatric patientsStahr, KatharinaUniversity of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna*, Austria2019German
Stress, relaxation and music - investigations into receptive music therapy in children and adolescentsStegemann, ThomasUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2013Germanediss.sub.uni-hamburg.de
Guided Imagery and Music with Military Women and Trauma: A Continuum Approach to Music and HealingStory, Kristin MayaAalborg University*, Denmark2018Englishvbn.aau.dk
Sounds at the limit. Interaction patterns in music therapy encounters with patients suffering from borderline personality disorderStrehlow, GittaUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2010Germanediss.sub.uni-hamburg.de
Music Therapy based Mindfulness for Patients with Remitted DepressionTzur Dachoach, MichalBar Ilan University, Israel2017English
From improvisation to composition - the use of the computer in music therapy to regulate emotions in schizophrenic patientsUnterberger, JohannesUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2013Germanediss.sub.uni-hamburg.de
Trauma-adapted music therapyWiesmüller, EdithUniversity of Music and Drama Hamburg*, Germany2012Germanreichert-verlag.de
Feeling - recognizing – sharing: music therapy in psycho-emotional educationLucchino, A.; Rubbettino, F.; Scardamaglia, P.; Zaffina, I.; Pastore G.Department of Mental Health, Catanzaro Healthcare Corporation2018Italianlametino.it

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