5. MUSIC THERAPY AND BACKGROUND MUSIC IN THE PHYSIOTHERAPY OF A PATIENT WITH NORMAL PRESSURE HYDROCEPHALUS

The process of music therapy intervention was structured and designed according to American Music Therapy Association (2005) in a 3-step process of preparation, implementation, and evaluation. The manifestations caused by NPH directly foul the quality of life, especially the patient's autonomy,...

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Published in:Review of artistic education 2024-01 (28), p.305-316
Main Authors: Králová, Eva, Baňárová, Patrícia Shtin, Lukáč, Viktor
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Balance
Cognition & reasoning
Cognitive ability
Cognitive Development
Communication
Electronic music
Exercise
Gait
Genre
Hydrocephalus
Jazz
Motor ability
Music therapy
Neurological disorders
Patients
Physical therapy
Rehabilitation
Special Needs Students
Thinking Skills
Urinary incontinence
Walking
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Summary:The process of music therapy intervention was structured and designed according to American Music Therapy Association (2005) in a 3-step process of preparation, implementation, and evaluation. The manifestations caused by NPH directly foul the quality of life, especially the patient's autonomy, but it is important to state that, in most cases, it is reversible with the appropriate treatment, and with a combination of surgical and multidisciplinary rehabilitation. The patient from our case study inclines towards relaxing, soothing music, and stimulating instrumental music -pop, disco, and jazz. During individual physiotherapy sessions with MT intervention, we were using an individual receptive and expressive form of MT with the following music genres: electronic music, pop, and relaxing jazz; and the selected musical genres were Synth-pop, Ambient, Disco, Eurodance, Dance-pop, Relaxing jazz.
ISSN:2069-7554
2501-238X
DOI:10.35218/rae-2024-0036