Creative therapy is now regarded (16.)_____ a worthy alternative to the more conventional forms of treatment such as psychoanalysis. Art, music and dance are some of the forms of therapy now (17.) _____.These therapies are thought to be effective in (18)................stress, depression and even emotional problems (19.)_____by tensions in relationships. Art therapy involving painting, sculpture and modeling as a(n) (20.) _____of expressing one’s hidden feelings. The good news is that no particular talent is needed; once you have completed your “work of art”, (21.) _____is the opportunity to talk it through with a therapist. (22)................who find it difficult to immediately start up a conversation find this form of therapy useful. Music therapy involves singing or the playing of a musical instrument, Using sound to bring (23)................. emotions to the surface. Again, no special skill is required; you don’t have to be Pavarotti to benefit (24)_____this type of therapy. This technique is often used to promote self-confidence in the physically or mentally disabled. And for those among you who (25) _____too much time in intellectual pursuits, dance therapy may prove invaluable. It encourages spontaneity and helps the deep thinker become more bodily aware.
16. A. as | B. like | C. by | D. to |
17. A. visible | B. handy | C. available | D. ready |
18. A. rebalancing | B. relaxing | C. relocating | D. relieving |
19. A. directed | B. caused | C. occurred | D. made |
20. A. means | B. attempt | C. type | D. effort |
21. A. it | B. here | C. that | D. there |
22. A. The person | B. Those | C. They | D. Anyone |
23. A. hid | B. hide | C. hiding | D. hidden |
24. A. with | B. for | C. from | D. to |
25. A. spend | B. have | C. use | D. spare |
