Have I mentioned my deep appreciation for speech language specialists and physical therapists? Their findings, experience and advice have been indispensable for developing music therapy protocol to support independent breathing, speech, cough
Presentation slides with preliminary research findings. Let me know what you think! I will be happy to answer your questions.
I am happy to be now in Glasgow, UK, to learn from the ALS / MND international experts, to meet new ALS heroes and to present at Allied Professionals Forum on
Justified and important point. Let me try to answer. Here is the question I ask the audience at almost every presentation on music therapy I make: The answer, of course, is
Our colleagues from Iowa State University are finding that music therapy singing programs delay swallow ability decline for people with Parkinson’s: Muscles worked in singing also are used during swallowing and respiratory
Music Therapy As An Integrated Method of Psycho-Emotional And Cognitive Support In Multidisciplinary ALS Care Abstract, II Congress on Mental Health in Moscow, Russia; Apreleva, 2018 Multidisciplinary team approach is recommended to
Abstract for jubilee congress with international participation XX “Davidenkov readings” dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the foundation of the first Russian chair for advanced training of neurologists MUSIC THERAPY FOR REHABILITATION
One essential feature of this research is that, from the very start, it has been a true multidisciplinary collaborative project, initiated at the request of a social worker, conducted and supervised by
The study is now registered with ClinicalTrials.gov database. The detailed description can be found following this link. This study evaluates potential of music therapy treatment to support breathing, speech, swallow and cough
After the six weeks of therapy phase in Moscow, I am back to the research headquarters in Cambridge, UK. We’ve got the first objective results on respiratory functions, and I have to