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Music therapy improves speech/language and wellbeing in clients with aphasia

This article examines the impact of music therapy on people experiencing lost or damaged language ability. It excludes “primary progressive” aphasia, though. A primary focus of this research was a connective structure in the brain called the “Fasciculus Arcuatus”, which connects two speech areas of the brain. Researchers found that over 75 sessions, music therapy participants...

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Sarah Grey is a registered member of the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA) and the World Federation of Music Therapy.
The AMTA is a member of Allied Health Professionals Australia (AHPA) and the National Association of Self-Regulating Health Professions (NASRHP).