Fifth Croatian symposium on “MEDICINE AND MUSIC“ with international participation Abstract book Editors: Darko Breitenfeld, Mijo Bergovec, Marko Lucijanić Publisher: MusicPlay, Zagreb 2010. 1 Fifth Croatian symposium on „MEDICINE AND MUSIC“ with international participation Organizer: CROATIAN PHYSICIANS’ MUSIC SOCIETY, CMA, ZAGREB tel: +385 91 7383 023, email: [email protected] When: 25th to 27th February 2010, from 09:00 - 19:00 h Where: Zagreb, University Hospital Dubrava, Avenija Gojka Šuška 6 Official languages: Croatian and English Presidents: D. Breitenfeld, Mi. Bergovec Vice presidents: M. Prstačić, L. Krapac, T. Breitenfeld Secretaries: M. Lucijanić, D. Perić, T. Lucijanić, D. Kust, R. Granić Sponsor: Mayor of Zagreb - Milan Bandić In cooperation with: City Hall, UH Dubrava, Croatian Composers’ Society, Music Academy in Zagreb, Croatian Society for Music Therapy, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation-Zagreb University, „Music Play",Associations „Ruke“& "Life", Zagreb 2 CONTENTS Thursday, 25th February 2010 Theme: MUSIC THERAPY Chairman: M. Prstačić A. Petaros: Dance in medical tradition...................................................................................................... 10 I. Salopek: Music in the function of medical students education – presentation of the students group «In the honour of Asclepius and Orpheus» ................................................................................... 10 A. Lesac, G. Lesac: Influence of liturgic music on the health conditioned quality of life.......................................... 11 M. Prstačić, A. Hanić, M. Marić, T. Bratim: Terpsichore – clinical dance .................................................................................................... 11 D. Miholić: Music and psychodrama......................................................................................................... 11 A. Valiđić, M. Prstačić: Music and autism, anorexia and bulimia: rhythm and dance in supportive therapy .................. 12 R. Martinec, M. Prstačić: Music and art expression in diagnostics and therapy ............................................................... 12 M. Tariba, M. Prstačić, M. Perasović, D. Pivac: Auguste Renoir, Claude Debussy and multidimensional approach in body image analysis with the concept of creative therapy .............................................................................................. 12 L. Skoblar, M. Prstačić: Psychodinamics of painting, creativity and music .................................................................... 13 Lj. Lerrman‐Skomina: Music therapy in children ....................................................................................................... 13 Mi. Bergovec: Physicians and music .............................................................................................................. 13 D. Breitenfeld: Medicine and music ............................................................................................................... 14 M. Prstačić: 3 Creativity, sophrology, music and therapy............................................................................... 14 R. Martinec, M. Prstačić, D. Breitenfeld, M. Prgomet, M. Marić, H. Strsoglavec: Rehabilitation, sophrology, creative therapies and art/expressive psychotherapies: Graduate study/University of Zagreb...................................................................................................... 15 B. Brezac‐Benigar: Music and autism ................................................................................................................... 15 V. Kos, M. Zubčić: Transactional analysis, theory of choice (reality therapy) and music therapy with intellectually disabled children and adults ................................................................................................... 16 Lj. Radovančević, V. Lecher‐Švarc: Music therapy with PTSD patients........................................................................................... 16 D. Kust, M. Lucijanić, I. Fattorini, D. Janigro: Art in prevention and therapy in Cleveland University Hospital................................................ 16 T. Stradovnik: Influence of music on drug addicted patients .......................................................................... 16 V. Celarec: Music therapy in Mental health centre in Ljubljana ‐ 35 years of practice................................. 17 S. Poch‐Blasco: The role of the music therapist with mentally ill patients......................................................... 17 J. Eschen: Analytic music therapy ........................................................................................................... 17 D. Tiljak‐Schmoll: Music therapy study in Augsburg – videopresentation............................................................. 17 A. Fenwick: The relation between art therapies and arts in health ............................................................. 18 G. Cremaschi Trovesi, C. Ravenna: “The vibrating body” music rehabilitation in children with special needs.................................. 18 A. Katušić, M. Prstačić: Vibroacoustics, rehabilitation and sophrology ......................................................................... 18 A. Antunović: Vibroacoustic therapy in rehabilitation ................................................................................... 19 O. Skille 4 Audiopharmacy...................................................................................................................... 19 S. Day‐Salmon: Between freedom and ritual, presentation of DVD .................................................................. 19 S. Poch‐Blasco: A case of PDD, autism, in adolescent boy with Savant syndrome.............................................. 20 W. Szulc, A. Grzbielska: Pedagogic recreational music therapy..................................................................................... 20 E. Galinska: The method of the Musical Portrait as a form of psychotherapy .............................................. 20 T. Novosel‐Weitzer: Music therapy in the department for psychosomatic – accent on somatiform pain and eating disorders................................................................................................................................21 V. Vrbanić‐Majsec, Y. Schiftan: Use of musica‐medica in Croatia ............................................................................................. 22 T. Novosel‐Weitzer: Free case reports – the variability of music therapy................................................................. 22 I. Stojković: Music application in the emergency care ................................................................................ 23 E. Lecourt: Music therapy in France and abroad, psychotherapeutic aspects............................................. 23 Lj. Radovančević, V. Lecher‐Švarc: Correlation of music therapeutic and psychoanalytic aspects of neurosis treatment ................ 23 M. Marković: Eastern music as therapy........................................................................................................ 23 K. Bakota, D. Obad, G. Koščec: Music effect exploring of behavior and creativity in children with special needs....................... 24 Z. Tomašić Sacral Music and Mental Health.............................................................................................. 24 Friday, 26th February 2010 Theme: MEDICAL DISORDERS OF PERFORMING ARTISTS Chairman: L. Krapac 5 J. Grah: Respiratory system anatomy and physiology in playing brass instruments ............................... 25 A. Bonevski, T. Lucijanić: Health of musculo‐skeletal system in dancers ......................................................................... 25 A. Bonevski, T. Lucijanić: Lifestyle of professional dancers ............................................................................................. 25 A. Šeketa‐Gleich: Personality of ballet artists ..................................................................................................... 26 Mi. Bergovec, A. Popović, T. Lucijanić: Zagreb Musicians’ health Centre............................................................................................. 26 M. Lucijanić, D. Breitenfeld: Health of performing musicians .............................................................................................. 26 T. Novosel‐Weitzer, D. Breitenfeld: Musicians Performers’ medicine a hundred years ago ............................................................. 27 Mi. Bergovec, D. Lucijanić, T. Lucijanić, J. Miletić: Analysis of high intrathoracal pressure.................................................................................... 27 R. Granić, D. Breitenfeld, D. Buljan, F. Grubišić: Stress and development of psychiatric disorders in performing musicians................................ 27 A. Kopić, D. Breitenfeld: Medical conseqences of conductors’ lifestyle.......................................................................... 27 J. Meštrović‐Štefekov, J. Lesić, D. Perić: Consequences of performing on skin and mucosa ................................................................... 28 D. Lucijanić, M. Lucijanić, Ma. Bergovec: Surgical approach in treatment of performing musicians ......................................................... 28 B. Perić, D. Kust, D. Breitenfeld: Abuse of addictive substances in performers of different music styles ..................................... 28 D.