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The power of music to improve the challenges associated with autism

By Kathleen O'Grady Comments Off on The power of music to improve the challenges associated with autism , , , , , ,

Music interventions are evidence-based with positive results — so why don’t we use them more often?   My son is practicing the piano as I write this and it’s the sweetest sound.  He’s spent two years working slowly through the same level, but it doesn’t matter; he’s improving and the benefits of both music therapy […]