Music therapy for early cognitive rehabilitation post-childhood TBI: An intrinsic mixed methods case study

Bower, Janeen; Catroppa, Cathy; Grocke, Denise; Shoemark, Helen

doi:10.3109/17518423.2013.778910

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“…It has shown positive results in reducing the levels of anxiety, depression, agitation and in inducing stable mood state. Enhanced adaptive behavior following music-based intervention has been observed even during recovery from coma and later in both adult and children population (33–39). Music-based intervention has led to improvement in speech production and sensory perceptions (40, 41).…”

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“…Music-based intervention has led to improvement in speech production and sensory perceptions (40, 41). Studies suggest that use of musical intervention facilitates early responsiveness in patients which in turn foster cognitive rehabilitation in the early acute phase following TBI (39). The more recent frontier is music-based CR in various neurological and neurosurgical conditions (33, 35).…”

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“…Few key references under each section: (A) (46, 48, 49, 58, 60, 85); (B) (57, 70, 71, 86–88); (C) (43, 44); (D) (33, 34, 36, 39, 76, 89, 90)…”

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Music-Based Cognitive Remediation Therapy for Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury

Hegde

2014

Front. Neurol.

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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the common causes of disability in physical, psychological, and social domains of functioning leading to poor quality of life. TBI leads to impairment in sensory, motor, language, and emotional processing, and also in cognitive functions such as attention, information processing, executive functions, and memory. Cognitive impairment plays a central role in functional recovery in TBI. Innovative methods such as music therapy to alleviate cognitive impairments have been investigated recently. The role of music in cognitive rehabilitation is evolving, based on newer findings emerging from the fields of neuromusicology and music cognition. Research findings from these fields have contributed significantly to our understanding of music perception and cognition, and its neural underpinnings. From a neuroscientific perspective, indulging in music is considered as one of the best cognitive exercises. With “plasticity” as its veritable nature, brain engages in producing music indulging an array of cognitive functions and the product, the music, in turn permits restoration and alters brain functions. With scientific findings as its basis, “neurologic music therapy” (NMT) has been developed as a systematic treatment method to improve sensorimotor, language, and cognitive domains of functioning via music. A preliminary study examining the effect of NMT in cognitive rehabilitation has reported promising results in improving executive functions along with improvement in emotional adjustment and decreasing depression and anxiety following TBI. The potential usage of music-based cognitive rehabilitation therapy in various clinical conditions including TBI is yet to be fully explored. There is a need for systematic research studies to bridge the gap between increasing theoretical understanding of usage of music in cognitive rehabilitation and application of the same in a heterogeneous condition such as TBI.

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Music-Based Cognitive Remediation Therapy for Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury

Hegde

2014

Front. Neurol.

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“…31,32 More and more often current music therapy studies are designed in the way to meet that demands. 33,34 Mixed-methods studies assessing the effectiveness of particular method of music therapy in asthma should be designed and executed to allow method's further appraisal.…”

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Do asthmatics benefit from music therapy? A systematic review

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Complementary Therapies in Medicine

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“…Haslbeck's rich articulation of the musicality itself is not only immensely useful to the music therapy clinician but also promotes a rigour which is key to replication of contingent musicality in shared experiences of live music. Though previous studies have employed similar tri-tiered analyses to elucidate the therapeutic relationship in contingent singing (Bower, Catroppa, Grocke, & Shoemark, 2013;Shoemark & Grocke, 2010), Haslbeck contributes the vital musical structuring of that relationship. Micro-analysis allows for the comprehensive mapping of musical and therapeutic alliances which will provide a new benchmark for clinicians to demonstrate the powerful "feeling" of music therapy.…”

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