Michelle Wilson's research while affiliated with Humber NHS Foundation Trust and other places
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... The use of music as an occupation for therapeutic purposes was addressed as early as the 1930s in the context of a mental health hospital (Thompson, 1932). The role music can play in therapeutic processes in occupational therapy has been explored in the literature in connection with music therapy (Turner & Tyas, 2012), treatment of mental health conditions (Strauss et al., 2016), neurological conditions (Nicholson & Wilson, 2018), identity and belongingness (Roberts & Farrugia, 2013), and community participation and engagement (Jacob et al., 2009;Raanaas et al., 2019). There has also been significant research into the impact of music making for specific populations, such as persons living with dementia (Cox et al., 2011(Cox et al., , 2014Tamplin et al., 2018), as well as children and youth living with disabilities (Eidevall & Leufstadius, 2014;Gee et al., 2013). ...
