Music for relaxation induction in the Personal Integration Therapy by the Unconscious Direct Approach - ADI/TIP

• Published in: Contextos clínicos Vol. 5; no. 2; p. 88
• Main Authors: Nunes- Silva, Marília, Moreira, Liliane Cristina, Gisela Renate Jost de Moraes, Gerlaine Teixeira Rosa, Celia Auxiliadora dos Santos Marra
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Portuguese
• Published: São Leopoldo Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos - UNISINOS, Editoria de Periódicos Científicos 01-07-2012
• ISSN: 1983-3482

Studies show that certain types of music can promote the maintenance of mental health, reduce or prevent stress, alleviate physical fatigue and induce emotions, which leads us to reflect on its use as a therapy resource. This paper aims at discussing about the use of music to induce relaxation, the benefits of this resource in the therapeutic process and its application in the Personal Integration Therapy by Unconscious Direct Approach method (ADI/TIP). For this, we performed a literature review explaining the history of the use of music for therapeutic purposes, its effects on the physiological and emotional states and consequent benefits to its use from the induction of relaxation. It was observed that considered sedative music, with slow tempo and few rhythmic variations can reduce stress and promote relaxation, which points to the benefits of its use as a facilitator of the therapeutic process of (ADI/TIP).