BASIC AND CLINICAL RESEARCH RELATED TO

THE NEUROSCIENCE OF MUSIC AND NEUROLOGIC MUSIC THERAPY

The Academy will promote the integrity of continued research in the area of neuroscience, music, and therapy and assist in identifying areas of continued pursuit or those requiring additional research efforts.

References for research supporting Neurologic Music Therapy techniques are divided into the three domains:

- Cognition;

- Speech and Language; and

- Sensorimotor.

Each domain is sub-divided into Basic Research and Clinical Research sections.

COGNITION

Basic Research

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