… with children, families, or art therapists working with children. … also employed a
psychophysiological measure for emotional … benefits of music listening, music making, and music …

… the included references were healthy neuro-typically developing children aged 0–… healthy
control group were presented as a comparison to a clinical population, data about the healthy …

… on music therapy and adult mental health 135 Music therapy … The community of music therapy
– the ‘invisible college’ we talk … We thank the many students we have worked with over the …

… health in Chinese children and adolescents through arts-… to develop and provide systemic
music therapeutic methods … classroom education to control and alleviate anxiety in children …

… is to preserve or restore the health of students and their … psychophysiological characteristics
of children and their data. … Music therapy also aims to introduce children to music art, …

… mandatory for all Performance Diploma and Artist Diploma students. … the psychophysiological
approach to musicians’ health problems provides strong evidence for clinicians and music …

… students under the influence of psychophysiological stress [4–5]. … music to activate reserve
capabilities and general health … of a music therapy session on the functional state of students …

… music therapy, teachers use it according to certain rules, which are more based on
psychophysiological … Music therapy is considered useful for children with spectrum autism, …

… between the effects of music alone and vibroacoustic therapy on healthy people. The study
… recruited among university students who had not reported any significant health complaints. …

… music after a stressful task on (a) immune functions, (b) neuroendocrine responses, and (c)
emotional states in college students. … can improve emotional states of healthy people. For exн …