13th AEP Congress April 2-6, 2005, Munich, Germany - Scientific Program, P-06 - Poster Session: Interdisciplinary II, P-06-14
Irina Miroshnik

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Method of a Synergic Interactive Musictherapy (SIM)[i]

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Objective. Studying of efficiency SIM for rehabilitation of patients with suicide behaviour. SIM is a modern method of personality-focused musictherapy,а which integrates synaesthetic art and new information technologies. Working factors are: the interactive video-music based on psychological laws (Miroshnik I. Color as stimulus of formation of the direct - emotional relation to music. In: "New researches in psychology", 1987, ╣ 1. Moscow, pp. 55-58). SIM for the first time it is realized in computer system "Tonic " (1992). The interactive video-music in 24 tonalities on themes from WTC аby I.S.Bach are used.

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Method. By results ofа a psychodiagnostic (LusherТs color test, test Supos-8) the computer automatically arrangesа video-musical images to actual and desirable conditions of the client. With the help of system of videomusical images andа tests it is carried out the directed psycho-correction with a psycho-feedback. (Gavrilin E., Miroshnik I. The patent of the Russia for the invention, ╣ 2033818, 1995). SIM was applied to treatment of 47 patients after heavy poisoningsа of a mixed psychoactive substances, on residuals stages, individually on 4 sessions. Control group: 38 patients.

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Results. Optimization adequate to correctional influence psychoemothional conditions on subjective and objective parameters was observed. Reduction by 14 % of the patients requiring for translation in psychiatric clinic, and reduction of terms of rehabilitation by 23 % is marked.а

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Conclusion. SIM can be applied to the accelerated rehabilitation of patients with psychogenic frustration, with suicide behaviour, at treatment psychoemothional infringements, psychosomatic diseases, a narcotic and alcoholic dependences.

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[i] Miroshnik I. Method of a Synergic Interactive Musictherapy (SIM). 13th AEP Congress, Munich, Germany. Poster session: Interdisciplinary II, P-06-15. //In Journal: European Psychiatry, Volume 20, Supplement 1, March 2005, P. 223-229.

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