NICU care - Music-based therapies with Dr. Artur Jaschke : CIMTR Lecture Series 2024

To be up to date with upcoming lectures or research at CIMTR, subscribe to the newsletter: https://aru.us19.list-manage.com/subs... Unlikely Allies: Concepts and Considerations of Music-based Therapies and Interventions in tertiary NICU care with Artur Jaschke Description Music-based therapies and interventions have been studied over the past decades and proven effective on physiological and psychological outcomes, including sucking, behaviour, stress reduction, neurodevelopment and promoting emotional bonding. However, not every neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) administers music-based interventions in their ward. Research in the realm of music-based therapies and interventions for neonates and their caregivers has lately accumulated, increasing the evidence of health benefits across a variety of NICU-related pathologies. To integrate health benefits into everyday clinical practice in the NICU, it is crucial to have trained and highly skilled music therapists to provide specialised music therapy to these vulnerable individuals in the most critical period of their brain development. This article will review the available and studied methods of music therapy in the context of a possible introduction to neonatal intensive care for clinical benefit. Biography Artur is a Reader (Lector) in Music-based Therapies and Interventions and in Ecologies of Clinical Neuromusicology: Creative AI, Music Sciences and Health Care Applications, at the Department of Music Therapy at ArtEZ University of the Arts in Enschede the Netherlands. He specialises in the interrelation of music, technology, and brain maturation in clinical and non-clinical populations. He is also a clinical Research Fellow in cognitive neuroscience of music at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the University Medical Center Groningen and the Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research (UK). Check out his latest book: Mind the Music Music has a way of minding our brains, and Mind the Music explores the effects that it has on our cognition, emotion, and behaviour. As well as into the fabric of our culture, music is woven into the fabric of our humanity – but where does it come from, and how does it help us to learn? Video Chapters: Zoom Features 00:00 Introducing Artur by Dr. Jon Pool 01:25 Beyonce MD - Overview 03:00 Music and the Brain 03:38 Music Origins 06:30 The components of Music 08:46 Frequencies & Biology 09:35 Music Therapy in the Tertiary NICU care 18:01 A Glimpse into the future 32:01 Q&A 42:25 Thank You 58:54