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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...

Music therapy re-routes speech pathways and reactivates areas of the brain that control speech.

Today’s blog post is in celebration of neurologic music therapy (NMT) and its role in speech rehabilitation in patients with aphasia, speech disorders, apraxia, and speech goals in clients with autism and/or Down syndrome. For example, clients who have experienced a stroke in the left hemisphere may experience aphasia. NMT induces neuroplasticity and re-routes speech...

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