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Specific aspects of the music therapy relationship with psychiatricpatients, Jos De Backer and Jan Van Camp; music therapy as holding andre-organizing work with schizophrenic and psychotic patients, Inge NygaarsPedersen; music therapy with psychiatric in-patients - a case study with ayoung schizophrenic man, Bent Jensen; the meaning of music - from theclient's perspective, Brynjulf Stige; direction and use of the musicaltransference relationship, Eliane Streeter; psychoanalytically informed musictherapy in psychiatry, Susanne Metzner; investigating the value of musictherapy in psychiatry -developing research tools arising from clinicalperspectives, Helen Odell-Miller; vocal improvization inanalytically-oriented music therapy with adults, Diane Austin; relaxingthrough pain and anxiety at the extremities of life - applications of musictherapy in childbirth and older adulthood, Suzanne Hanser; working throughloss and mourning in music therapy, Chava Sekeles; the music which underpinspivotal moments in guided imagery and music, Denise Erdonmez-Grocke; analysisof musical improvizations to understand and work with elements of resistancein a client with anorexia nervosa, Britta Vinkler Frederiksen; music therapyand the meaning of affect regulations for psychomatic patients, MechtildLangenberg; the sound of music in the dimming, anguished world ofAlzheimer's disease, May Gaertner; reflections on music in music therapy, JanVan Camp.