Balint work for music therapy and mysticism

Background: Mysticism in the context of psychotherapy refers to spirituality, specifically as something that can be experienced. Mystical experiences are connected to a sense of belonging to a larger whole, basic trust and all-embracing love. Work with patients clearly shows that these values often disappear over the course of an illness. Music therapy allows many patients to relive these experiences. Supervision through Balint work for music therapists allows the participants to clearly experience and recognise any deficiencies they may have in this regard. In Balint work for music therapy, the mental associations of traditional Balint work are complemented by musical improvisation in the whole group. This can lead the participants to altered states of consciousness, thereby reaching the dimension of mystical experience.Content: The workshop starts with body-focused work to sensitise us to inner perception. This method is then implemented with a participant’s model therapy session. Questions of concepts

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