Neurologic music therapy: what does that have to do with language?
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Music; Language; Communication; Neurologic music therapy; Therapy.Abstract
We are all born with speaking and singing abilities, both of which are necesessary for a full life. Neuroscience research development has evolved a lot in the last thirty years. Neuroimaging techniques, electrophysiological research and studies using different theoretical models have allowed progress in language studies, in order to enable the understanding of the different aspects that involve its acquisition, understanding and processing. It has also shown that music is processed in virtually the entire brain. This article aims at showing some aspects that demonstrate the importance of these abilities in the communication processes, their possible relationships, and how the motor deficits of language can be treated with neurologic music therapy.
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