“…Clinicians – therapists or referrers – may wish to have an objective measure of change or an early indicator of later change to assess or predict clinical change in their clients. In music therapy, for example, some studies have used EEG‐based measures (Fachner, Gold & Erkkilä, 2012; O’Kelly & Magee, 2012) or other physiological parameters (Haslbeck, 2012; Teckenberg‐Jansson, Huotilainen, Pölkki, Lipsanen & Järvenpää, 2011) either alone or alongside psychological measures to indicate clinical change, whereas others have relied on psychological assessments alone (Albornoz, 2011; Gattino, Riesgo, Longo, Leite & Faccini, 2011). The findings of this study suggest that the EEG measures examined should not be used as exclusive or primary measures for such purposes.…”