How Music Can reach the Silenced Brain

The author describes cases where music therapy helps people with neurological impairments or diseases. Knowing that new networks may be formed in the brain every time a new skill is learned has implications for both early childhood developemnt and recovery of function in damaged brains. Ongoing research will eventually provide more answers.

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