Inicios de un grupo de musicoterapia con pacientes en edad adulta con trastorno del espectro autista
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musicoterapia, autismo, inicios, grupo, adultosCopyright (c) 2021 Revista de Investigación en Musicoterapia
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Abstract
In this study, a group of autistic women receiving music therapy sessions for three months has been studied. The interest of this study is focused on knowing how the initial process of group formation in relation to music therapy has been. With this intervention it has been tried to demonstrate that the application of music therapy in ASD people favors expression and communication, helping to control impulses and dysfunctional behaviors. The methodology carried out has been completely experiential based on an active music therapy approach. Guided and structured activities have led to greater participation and presence of patients. The simple repertoire, based on their interests and with a tendency towards children, has worked. Music therapy has favored the verbal, gestural and corporal expression of the patients and has helped the emotional stability of the patients, reducing maladaptive behaviors during the session.
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