Musical Play as Therapy in an Early Intervention Programme

Effective therapeutic use of music for very young children with multi-system developmental disabilities involves engaging them and their parents/caregivers in musical play activities that can regulate the children’s (and parents’) physiological systems, strengthen parent-child relationships, and ope...

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Veröffentlicht in:Approaches: Mousikotherapeia kai Eidikī Mousikī Paidagōgikī 2013-07, Vol.5 (1)
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