Music Therapy for children, young people and adults.
Music Therapy for children, young people and adults

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By Abby Stain July 5, 2023
Striking a Chord: Is AI orchestrating a new era in Music Therapy?
By Abigail Stain April 4, 2022
The Power of Pop Music in a Music Therapy Setting with Adolescents
By Abigail Stain April 4, 2022
By building resilience during periods of transition, managing high stress levels and anxiety, and providing a safe space to address trauma, music therapy sessions can open up opportunities for trauma to be addressed and resolved. Consideration of the individual's emotional age rather than chronological age, reassurance techniques, flexibility, an ability to explore individual coping styles and high levels of sensitivity are required when working with using music therapy. For example, music can provide a consistent and comforting presence during a young adult’s transition into postsecondary education, community involvement, employment or independent living. For those individuals living with a developmental, learning and/or physical disability; chronic illness or mental health issues, music can promote feelings of safety, stability and improved quality of life.
By Abigail Stain January 11, 2022
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