The Science of Making Music Therapeutic
What makes music a kind of therapy is the trained professional assessing why it is being used, observing how the patient responds, and adapting it to support a therapeutic goal.
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What makes music a kind of therapy is the trained professional assessing why it is being used, observing how the patient responds, and adapting it to support a therapeutic goal.
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What makes music a kind of therapy is the trained professional assessing why it is being used, observing how the patient responds, and adapting it to support a therapeutic goal.
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