The purpose of expressive therapies (painting, drawing, papier mache, ceramics, computers, music therapy) is to articulate, enrich and modify the internal world of the patients, and in particular the images of themselves and the object, the scenarios of their imaginary interaction. and related affective states. The activity of both individual and group music therapy aims to develop the potential functions of the individual in such a way that he can better achieve intra- and interpersonal integration and consequently can improve the quality of life thanks to a preventive, rehabilitative or therapeutic.
\nThese types of therapies are also particularly useful in the context of the clinical discussion of cases among practitioners, as they provide symbolic material for reflection that shows the subjects from a different angle from that of the daily and sometimes surprising routine. They also allow you to proceed with the emotional expression and personalization of your living environment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"