Recovery regression

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A recovery regression is a psychological term that is used, among other things, in music therapy .

When Rudolf Burkhardt recovery regression of a corresponding "emotional catharsis ... which can contribute to psychophysical harmonization of personality." When Sigmund Freud can rest regression "in the sense of to-Self-coming, a self-discovery ... be promoted through music with certain rhythm and Sound elements that refer back to the maternal rhythms of the heartbeat, breathing and body movements during the embryonic period ”, a regression term used by Rolando Omar Benenzon and Gunter Clauser . A “recovery regression” in Freud's sense can take place “when a path to the 'creative ground' opens up when painting music … This is supported by the fact that no performance is expected, no artistic creations that are subject to evaluation. The personality-specific how is more meaningful than the what of the performance. "" By stimulating the vagal tone, functional dysregulations can be positively influenced and recovery regression can be promoted. "

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Riad Alexander Michael : Music painting as a psychotherapeutic method for neurotic, stress and somatoform disorders (ICD-10: F4) - a catamnestic evaluation. (PDF file; 4.71 MB) Dissertation. Münster, 2005, pp. 30–31.
2. ^ Riad Alexander Michael , 2005, p. 28.
3. ↑ Rolando Omar Benenzon . Introduction to music therapy. Munich: Kösel, 1983. ISBN 3-466-34074-8
4. ^ Günter Clauser . The prenatal emergence of language as an anthropological problem. Stuttgart: F. Enke, 1971. ISBN 3-432-01740-5
5. ↑ Riad Alexander Michael , 2005, pp. 66–67
6. ^ Riad Alexander Michael , 2005, p. 151.