TOPICS The following are representative topics that can be adapted to the special interests of workshop participants: Music Therapy and the World Traditions of Music and Healing: A Multicultural Perspective  Music and Imagery Improvisational Music in Individual and Group Psychotherapy Music in Psychodrama Music and Art Therapy Music and Dance Therapy Music and Healing Traditions of the Peruvian Amazon East Meets West: The Applications of Indian Music in Music Therapy Music Therapy with Developmentally Disabled Children Clinically Adapted Musical Instruments for the Physically Handicapped  Music Therapy and Fairy Tales Music Therapy and the Blues and Jazz Improvisation Techniques Orpheus in Hell: The Role and Meaning of Music in the Holocaust  Music Therapy and Pain Management The Mystery of the Musical Savant Syndrome Music Therapy and Death and Dying WHO WILL BENEFIT Music, art, dance and psychodrama therapists; psychiatrists; psychologists; counselors in individual and group psychotherapy; nurses; social workers; special education teachers and others serving such populations as the developmentally disabled, the visual- and hearing-impaired, the chemically dependent, the aged, hospice workers, and pain clinicians, as well as students in all of these areas and any persons with a general interest in the topics.   TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS PowerPoint projection system. Best possible sound system, with auxiliary speakers for quality music listening on CD and audiocassette. VCR and monitor for video presentations (American or PAL system). Variety of percussion instruments for group improvisation, such as metal xylophones, drums, gongs, bells, maracas, triangles, tambourines, rain sticks and cymbals. Drawing paper and colored pencils for each participant. Portable cassette tape recorder to record and play back participant music improvisations. Microphones for larger groups. Quiet settings without distracting noise. Contact