Abstract：
People with personality disorders (PDs) are often difficult to reach emotionally in therapy. As music therapy (MT) provides an entry point to emotions and facilitates contact and communication, it is regularly used with this target group. This study presents a case study of a 40-year-old woman diagnosed with a PD not otherwise defined. \"Nina\" experienced depressive and physical symptoms, including severe anxiety. Previous treatments had failed. In MT, she experienced a sense of safety. Over the course of the treatment, she experimented with making herself heard, learned to listen to herself and recognize her own physical signals, permitted closeness and cooperation, and began setting boundaries and taking initiative. She got in touch with and learned to regulate emotions such as sadness and fear. Self-criticism gave way to a more compassionate self. Nina began to experience positive feelings and showed progress in her work and social interactions. The findings suggest that MT can directly connect to clients\' emotions, behaviors, and thoughts in a way they perceive as safe. This is of the utmost importance for clients who are hard to reach. The use of MT can potentially prevent dropout and further entrapment in personality problems.
摘要：
患有人格障碍（PD）的人在治疗中通常很难在情感上达到。作为音乐疗法（MT）提供了一个切入点的情绪和促进接触和沟通，它经常与这个目标群体一起使用。这项研究提供了一个40岁女性的案例研究，该女性被诊断患有未作其他定义的PD。“尼娜”经历了抑郁和身体症状，包括严重的焦虑。以前的治疗失败了。在MT中,她有一种安全感。在治疗过程中，她试图让自己听到，学会倾听自己并识别自己的身体信号，允许的亲密和合作，并开始设定界限并采取主动。她接触并学会了调节悲伤和恐惧等情绪。自我批评让位于更富有同情心的自我。尼娜开始感受到积极的感受，并在工作和社交互动中表现出进步。研究结果表明，MT可以直接连接到客户的情绪，行为,以及他们认为安全的想法。这对于难以接触到的客户来说至关重要。使用MT可以潜在地防止辍学和进一步陷入人格问题。
