Monday, May 16, 2011
Music therapy helps children with self-care
Research shows that embedded song interventions can help a child with autism during multi-step self-care tasks. These songs can help a child successfully complete tasks such as hand-washing, toileting and cleaning up, increasing the child's independent performance of these tasks. (Kern, Wakeford, Aldridge, 2007)
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We’ve all heard the idiom, “Music is good for the soul.” But, according to the evidence, it’s good for your health as well. Drum sales online.
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