What happens therapeutically when patients' images become works of art? Is art part of a larger therapeutic whole? Can the effects of art and therapy overlap? Was King Saul from the Old Testament already freed from an evil spirit through music? Authors from various disciplines, such as dance therapy, music therapy, and transcultural psychotherapy, create a tension between psychodynamic, phenomenological, aesthetic, and art psychological theories of art, presenting the use and application of visual art, music, dance, and literature as therapy. They focus on the potential stabilizing psychological effects. The presentation of practical applications of art therapy concludes the book.