音乐治疗和音乐干预的痴呆护理基础:第一部分

Amy Clements-Cortés, S. Hanser, Melissa Mercadal-Brotons
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本文定义了痴呆症患者的共同需求,以及如何通过临床音乐疗法和基于音乐的方法来解决这些需求。它描述了不同类型的痴呆症、大脑活动和功能,因为它们与痴呆症患者对音乐的不同反应有关。本文探讨了音乐影响和能够影响行为的方式,并观察了研究文献如何记录对音乐的反应。本文还提供了这些发现对音乐治疗实践的启示
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Foundations of dementia care for music therapy and music based interventions: Part I
This paper defines the common needs of people with dementia, and how these can be addressed through clinical music therapy and music-based approaches. It describes different types of dementia, brain activity, and functioning, as they relate to differential responses of people with dementia to music. The article explores the ways music affects and can affect behavior, and views how the research literature documents responsiveness to music. Implications of these findings for music therapy practices are also provided
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