Abstract
The article presents a case study of individual music therapy with an elderly Iraqi refugee in a day hospital for the elderly mentally ill. It highlights themes that arise from working with a traumatised client of a different culture and different generation, and the range of ways in which music was used. It draws on psychological theories to shed light on the developing relationship between therapist and client.
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