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SOUND SUPPORT FOR LIVES AFFECTED BY ALS

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SOUND SUPPORT FOR LIVES AFFECTED BY ALS

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Now peer-reviewed!

April 6, 2022

We are excited to let you know that our article titled “Home-based music therapy to support bulbar and respiratory functions of persons with early and mid-stage amyotrophic lateral sclerosis – protocol and results from a feasibility study” has been accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed, open access “Brain Sciences” journal. The link will follow soon!

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Alisa Apreleva, PhD, MT-BC, NMT

International expert on harnessing the power of live and recorded music to improve people's lives. Certified music therapist, neurologic music therapist. Entrepreneur. Speaker. Performing musician, composer. Educator. Author. Storyteller. Researcher focused on vocal therapy for wellbeing and responsive music environments.

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MUSIC.ALS

SOUND SUPPORT FOR LIVES AFFECTED BY ALS

MUSIC.ALS

SOUND SUPPORT FOR LIVES AFFECTED BY ALS

Now peer-reviewed!

Written by

Alisa Apreleva, PhD, MT-BC, NMT

TOPICS:

Research Is Underway

Singing helps to slow down swallow ability decline, reports Daily Mail

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