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DETAILS OF WORKSHOPS
Date: 30, 31 March & 1 April, 2015
(Mon – Wed)
Three Day Workshop
on
Exploring Music Therapy
by
Prof. Joseph Moreno
ABOUT THE TRAINER
Time: 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
Venue: 2/F., 5 Sassoon Road, Pokfulam,
Hong Kong.
Joseph Moreno is Professor Emeritus of Music
Therapy at Maryville University and Director of the
Moreno Institute for the Creative Arts Therapies in
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA.
He has long maintained an interdisciplinary approach
to his work and is internationally recognized for his
creative work in bringing together the disciplines of
music therapy and psychodrama. He is also known
for his wide-ranging field research into the
Language: English
Fee: Three Day Workshop – HK$4,500
indigenous world traditions of music and healing and
the connections of these practices to deepen our
For further information,
please contact us:
Tel: 2831 5163
Fax: 2816 6710
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understanding of the role of the creative arts
therapies in contemporary psychotherapy. He has
presented his workshops internationally in more than
fifty countries, and is author of the book "Acting
Your Inner Music: Music Therapy and Psychodrama"
that has been published in many translated editions
worldwide.
He has been a recipient of the
Innovators Award from the American Association
for Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama and the
Award for Research and Publications from the
American Music Therapy Association.
For further information his website can be viewed at
www.morenoinnermusic.com
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
Participants in this workshop will have the
opportunity to be involved in experiential work
on issues that evolve out of the group processes
in the areas of music and imagery, music and
psychodrama, music and art therapy, music and
dance therapy, music improvisation techniques
and more. These rich processes are powerful
tools in music psychotherapy, and the emphasis
will be that of learning through action in ways
that will enable the participants to apply what is
learned in clinical practice as well as in their
personal lives.
WORKSHOP – DAY ONE
Introduction to Music Therapy
Sources of Music Therapy in the Indigenous
World Traditions of Music and Healing.
Part One: Music and Imagery
WORKSHOP – DAY TWO
Music Therapy and Psychodrama, Analytic Music
Therapy: Music Improvisation as a Projective
Technique
in
Individual
and
Group
Psychotherapy.
Music
Therapy
with
Developmentally Disabled Children: Clinically
Adapted Musical Instruments. The Mystery of
the Musical Savant Syndrome.
Part Two: Music Therapy and Psychodrama
WORKSHOP – DAY THREE
Practice in Creating and Leading a Group
Experience in Music and Imagery. Music and
Pain Management: Music-Mediated Imagery
Advanced Techniques in Clinical Music Therapy
Improvisation. Multicultural Music Therapy:
Music Therapy and the Blues and Jazz
Improvisation Techniques and Music Therapy
and the Music of India. Music Therapy at End
of Life.
Part Three: Music and Dance Therapy
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Gain a broad understanding of the discipline
of music therapy from both theoretical and
practical perspectives, and as applied to all
relevant clinical populations.
2. Learn through experience how to work with
music imagery in both a group format, as well
as in the one-to-one therapist and client
setting.
3. Gain an understanding of the sources of all of
the creative arts therapies, music, art, dance
and drama, from historical and cultural
perspectives. From pre-historic roots to the
connections to living traditions of healing
through the arts, examples will be presented
from many countries and cultures and
supported by music, powerpoint and dvd.
4. Experience the psychodramatic process,
including basic techniques such as warm up,
role reversal, doubling, mirroring and
modeling, as well as the ways in which
improvised music can enhance the
psychodramatic process.
5. Learn how expression through music
improvisation can be an effective means of
connecting to a person’s inner world and
open the door to continuing therapeutic
interventions.
6. Learn how effective music can be in helping
developmentally disabled children to learn
non-musical skills in areas such as language,
motor skills, numerical concepts, color
discrimination, social learning and more.
7. Learn how music and art therapy can be
integrated to reach non-verbal clients, as well
as more general applications that can lead to
opening pathways for continuing therapeutic
interventions.
8. Learn how music and movement can also be
an effective combination for expression and
provide openings for continuing therapy
processes.
9. Experience the excitement, fun and
therapeutic values of working with the
musical form of the blues, a joyful and
cathartic form of musical expression.
10. Learn about the savant syndrome, individuals
with severe mental retardation who exhibit
one area of exceptional ability, as in music
and art and mathematical skills.
The
achievement of three of the most well-known
musical savants in history will be presented.
11. Learn how the music improvisation based
technique of Music Mediated Imagery can be
an effective tool in pain management.
12. Learn about and experience work in music
improvisation techniques designed to
establish connections between music
therapists and clients.
WORDS FROM PARTICIPANT
Being the protagonist in one of the therapist's
demonstrations, I experienced the therapeutic
power of psychodrama, and expressed my
internal conflicts and energy. After the
workshop, I did not only learn the theories about
psychodrama, I felt I have made a good step
forward. I was glad that the group members
also benefited from witnessing my process.
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Three Day Workshop on Exploring Music Therapy
by Prof. Joseph Moreno
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30, 31 March & 1 April, 2015 (Mon-Wed)
9:30 am – 5:30 pm
2/F., 5 Sassoon Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong.
Three Day Workshop – HK$4,500
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