The Use of Imagery Activated by Music Listening in Psychotherapy
'Listening, receiving and perceiving one's own and others' emotional dimension of sound: Some aspects of listening to music and listening as a treatment'
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Music, listening, imagery, therapy, unconscious, emotions, sound ‘Come, follow me into the realm of music.Abstract
Listening, receiving and perceiving one's own and others' emotional dimension of sound: some aspects of listening to music and listening as a treatment.
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