Benefits of Music Therapy in the treatment of Motor Aphasia
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Broca Aphasia, Motor Aphasia, Music Therapy, Stroke RehabilitationAbstract
Introduction. Motor aphasia is one of the recurrent sequelae of cerebrovascular accident impacting patients' verbal communication in connection with other people, also affecting mood and life quality. Music therapy with a choral approach can bring benefits in the rehabilitation of verbal language and social life. Method. A bibliographic survey was carried out in national and international literature comparing protocols for music therapy interventions in choral and individual singing. Results. We found nine studies with therapeutic approaches to aphasia after stroke, with interventions performed in a choir and individual group. Conclusion. There was a need for further research and proposals on individual benefits for patients with aphasia in interventions in a choir group.
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Accepted 2021-03-15
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