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"The Popular Organizaton Heals”

Voices
This research was conducted in Santiago, Chile, between March 2022 and June 2023, with a group of eight men aged 35 to 50, who were members of a popular social organization focused on public health who denounce the current crisis and advocate for ...
Gonzalo Ureta-Fredes, Andrés Salgado-Vasco   +1 more
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When music becomes music therapy [PDF]

Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 2011
Scientific literature provides evidence of the unquestionable effects of music both in pathological contexts and upon individuals generally speaking. Also on the physiological, neurophysiological, biological and neurochemical levels, confirmation of such effects has been forthcoming.
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Music Therapy Clinical Practice in Hospice: Differences Between Home and Nursing Home Delivery

, 2015
Background: Hospice music therapy is delivered in both homes and nursing homes (NH). No studies to date have explored differences in music therapy delivery between home and NH hospice patients.
Stump, Timothy E., Liu, Xiaodi, Unroe, Kathleen T., Burns, Debra S.   +3 more
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Representing People in Music Therapy Research and Practice: A Balancing Act

Voices, 2016
The process of representing people in academic writing and discussion is paradoxical. Drawing on our experiences of research in areas of child welfare and adult mental health, we consider whether the predominantly problem-focused language often used to ...
Rebecca Fairchild, Jennifer Bibb
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Developing issues in world music therapy education and training : a plurality of views [Book review]

, 2023
This contribution to the field of music therapy education and training by Dr. Karen Goodman convenes twenty authors (including Goodman) from eight countries, with the goal of building on the literature whilst considering international issues in these ...
Fuller, Allison M. (R19077)
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How and why music therapy reduces distress and improves personhood for people with dementia, staff and families on NHS mental health dementia wards: a realist evaluation

Archives of Public Health
Background Mental health dementia wards care for people with dementia experiencing the most acute and complex distress but research into psychosocial interventions to manage symptoms is limited. Music therapy may be helpful, but access and practice vary.
Naomi Thompson, Helen Odell-Miller, Chris Pointon, Benjamin R Underwood, Emma Wolverson, Rachel Hunt, Abdulwarrith Olawale, Lucy Pickering, Alison Wilkinson, Christine Wise, Ming-Hung Hsu   +10 more
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Music in Care Home Settings: Guidelines for Implementation and Evaluation Based on the Music Interventions for Depression and Dementia in ELderly Care (MIDDEL) Study in the UK

Journal of Long-Term Care
Context: Music-based interventions are widely acknowledged to promote the wellbeing of care home residents, particularly those whose communication is impaired, such as through stroke or dementia.
Justine Schneider, Joanne Ablewhite, Jodie Bloska, Christian Gold, Martin Orrell, Becky Dowson, Cliff McArdle, Helen Tooth, Sarah Trevers, Smruthi Murali Narippatta, Yin Fan, Jo Dugstad Wake, Agi Peach, Barbara Duckworth, Vigdis Sveinsdottir   +14 more
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What does the past tell us? A content analysis of the first quarter-century of the British Journal of Music Therapy

, 2014
Professional Journals have a legitimating and sanctioning role in the development of disciplinary knowledge, as well as professional practices and identities.
Spiro, N, Pavlicevic, Mercédès, Tsiris, Giorgos, Spiro, N., Pavlicevic, Mercds   +4 more
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Rhythm-Motor Dual Task Intervention for Fall Prevention in Healthy Older Adults

Frontiers in Psychology, 2020
This study aimed to investigate the effects of a rhythm-motor dual task intervention on cognitive and gait control for older adults in relation to fall prevention.
Soo Ji Kim, Ga Eul Yoo
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Addressing the ‘baby blues’ : developing a music therapy model for prevention and treatment of postpartum depression

, 2022
Postpartum depression is a common condition which impacts one in five women post birth. It can contribute to a wide range of adverse physiological and psychological symptoms.
Patch, Madelaine C., Short, Alison E. (R16792)   +1 more
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