USES OF MUSIC IN GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY
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One dimension of the group psychotherapeutic process which can be constructively used by the group psychotherapist is that of music. When music is introduced into a therapy group, there is likely to be a modification of the group climate which may be important for the group's therapeutic progress.
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