„...das berührt mich tief“ – Musiktherapie und basale Stimulation/basale Bildung

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The concept of “basic stimulation” originates from geriatric care and the treatment of patients in a persistent vegetative state, focusing on the impact of tactile-haptic stimulation on emotional well-being. The author, drawing from experiences in hospice care, palliative medicine, and gerontology, integrates this concept with music therapy, rooted in phenomenology and developmental psychology. Emphasis is placed on the connections between tactile, haptic, and auditory perceptions, viewing them as a multimedia experience that enhances human communication. The book covers practical and theoretical topics, including the significance of touch, humming, singing, and the incorporation of clients' musical biographies. It establishes a theoretical framework for music therapy, linking it to Viktor F. Frankl's logotherapy and existential-analytical psychotherapy. Aimed at professionals in social fields, the text highlights music as a physical stimulant that influences emotional balance, promoting vitalization and deep relaxation, which is crucial for therapeutic care. It includes simple exercises and vocal forms for interaction with clients, blending practical approaches with theoretical models from both receptive and active music therapy. The book advocates for all professionals working with individuals to possess foundational knowledge of music therapy methods. The editor, Kurt Brust, emphasizes a holistic view of humans as mind,