Music therapy and music-based support for autistic children: a neurodiversity-informed systematic review and meta-analysis
BackgroundMusic-based interventions, including music therapy, are widely used to support autistic children, but reductions on autism-related scales do not fully represent communication, participation, quality of life, or autonomy. We retained clinically interpretable outcomes while using a neurodiversity-informed framework to organize intervention goals and interpretation.MethodsWeb of Science,…
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