On Musical Identities, Social Pharmacology, and Intervention Timing in Music Therapy
Fachner, J., Erkkilä, J., & Brabant, O. (2017). On Musical Identities, Social Pharmacology, and Intervention Timing in Music Therapy. In R. MacDonald, D. J. Hargreaves, & D. Miell (Eds.), Handbook of Musical Identities (pp. 682-701). Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199679485.003.0037
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How do antidepressants or recreational drugs influence the music experience in the
context of therapy or during music performance and listening? Using drugs to enhance
performance we can describe a complementary interaction between lifestyle, personal
identity and drugs, influencing musical identities in creative processes. Treating
depressed clients with individual psychodynamic music therapy (MT) worked well with
those also taking anti-depressants, but also initiated a process in which the need for
medication started to decrease. While antidepressants may help to keep anxiety, energy
loss and rumination within limits, MT induces a process in which emotional limitations
are likely to become the target of change, mediated via work on the musical identity of
the client, as exemplified in a case example Research on chronobiological mood bias
suggests that chronobiological conditions, drug profiles and musical identity should be
taken into account. This chronobiological conditions, drug profiles and musical identity
into account may help to identify performance peaks and optimise treatment schedules.
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