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- The fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and music therapy marks a pioneering stage in the realm of mental and physical healing. AI-driven applications are being designed to work alongside music therapists, enabling them to approach treatment through an innovative scope.
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May 31, 2021 · Technology can assist music therapy sessions in a multitude of ways: enabling a patient with motor impairments to become an active agent in music-making through devices; acting as a “co-therapist” by providing musical loops within sessions and thus freeing the therapist to engage in more interactive live musical dialogues with the patient ...
- Kat R. Agres, Kat R. Agres, Rebecca S. Schaefer, Anja Volk, Susan van Hooren, Susan van Hooren, Andr...
- 2021
Dec 18, 2021 · In this groundbreaking handbook, Carola Werger, Marijke Groothuis, and Artur Jaschke investigate the various opportunities that music technology can bring to the profession, the field, and the...
In recent years, the field of music therapy (MT) has increasingly embraced the use of technology for conducting therapy sessions and enhancing patient outcomes. Amidst a worldwide pandemic, we sought to examine whether this is now true to an even ...
Oct 24, 2023 · With the ongoing development in AI technology, the trail for AI music therapy is poised to elevate it to an important role in treatment. This advancement provides well for those pursuing emotional and psychological well-being, especially those with limited access to conventional music therapy.
Jul 18, 2019 · This article provides a review of music technology used in music therapy, examining the types of technology currently used for sound exploration and music-making by both music therapy practitioners and researchers.
Technology applications in music therapy are organized according to the following categories: (a) adapted musical instruments, (b) recording technology, (c) electric/electronic musical instruments, (d) computer applications, (e) medical technology, (f) assistive technology for the disabled, and (g) technology-based music/sound healing practices.
