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Why is music therapy an effective tool for communication and creativity for the autistic?

Music is a universal language to get people with autism out of their isolation. Autism is a developmental disorder that affects many children before the age of 3.

The fundamental bases that can justify music therapy

There are proven solutions that allow people with autism to get out of their bubble, to be sociable and to gain autonomy. Music therapy grab attention and facilitates social interactions. Music therapy can be active, and especially interesting for children who suffer from hyperactivity. It helps to improve concentration and memorization. Music therapy is effective in
language development.

Maya Saade





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