Abstract
At the outset, I would describe this paper as an attempt to assimilate questions, thoughts and experiences which have arisen from research into music therapy with autistic children and their mothers, carried out from September, 1986, until July, 1987. The research was undertaken in partnership with Pierrette Muller, a research psychology student working for her Ph.D. Although results are not yet available, the actual experience of being involved in the project with the follow-up of what has happened since the specified research period ended, raises a number of questions in my mind together with a number of philosophical reflections. These I wish to share with you and emphasise that they are subjective.
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