This module builds up on the knowledge obtained in Music Therapy I. It offers an overview of music therapy basic concepts and principles. Successful completion of the module does not constitute training in music therapy. Students, during this semester, will be introduced into different music therapy approaches and models. They are also expected to reflect on the qualitative characteristics of musical interaction that, in the context of the therapeutic relationship, can potentially function as an agent of change for various population groups. The students are encouraged to explore conventional and alternative ways of musical expression using the voice, body, musical instruments and instruments that utilize new technologies and develop basic improvisation skills necessary for future music therapy studies.