We conducted the following interview with Professor Abrams who is a fellow of the Association for Music and Imagery. He has been a music therapist since 1995 and has an extensive background in this clinical field. In the interview, he gives a general description of the music therapy field, conveying its importance to individuals with mental, physical, and spiritual problems. He discusses the advantages of musical therapeutic sessions, relating them specifically to personal experiences in the field. A brief explanation is made about  the advantages of the use of live and pre-recorded music in such sessions. He concludes with suggestions as to how the field of music therapy can advance, specifically emphasizing the importance of educating the public about this emerging field.  Below is the full interview: