Niu Xiaona 
Classical Cases of Music Therapy 

A*Three sections, singing a wonderful life. The book is divided into three chapters according to the age group, and each chapter designs seven cases of diagnosis and treatment. They are: growing pains, struggling footprints and years of glory. From the troubles of adolescence to postpartum depression to post-retirement obsessive-compulsive disorder, 21 moving stories of ups and downs cover almost the most characteristic problems of all age groups. A*Ask and answer questions, and write touching stories. Cases are almost presented in the form of conversations between therapists and visitors. In dialogues, the therapist cuts open the unknown truth bit by bit like peeling an onion, which also makes the story full of variability and picture sense. A*Inner monologue, with other profound meanings. In each case, the author is a therapist and she is also a listener. In the face of the case itself, she is rigorous and calm; She is still sensitive and keen. She shared a monologue from her heart with unique insights and experiences. It is with these inner monologues that readers could better integrate into the stories themselves, understand the psychological changes of visitors, and see how the feedback given by therapists at each stage has influenced and played a role in the later development.