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Music Therapy Association
of Northridge
MUS 491 Research Projects
This fall semester in MUS 491, we created our own MOCK research projects. Each student chose their own topic, and developed their project throughout the whole semester. Everyone put in so much hard work and we are so proud of you all!
Congratulations to the top researchers!
Daniel Lloyd-
Effectiveness of Music Therapy in Treatment of Comorbid-Type Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder With Social Anxiety in Queer Clients
Meagan Moore-
The Effects of Creative Music Therapy on Stress, Anxiety, and Depressive Symptoms and Attachment for Parents of Preterm Infants in the NICU
Amanda Hamilton-
The Benefit of Music Therapy Intervention with Pediatric Patients In Reducing Preoperative Anxiety and Use of Pharmacological Treatment
Christine Nguyen-
The Healing Effects of Music Therapy: A Meta-Analysis On Finding Identity, Empowerment, and Self-Esteem in Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Antonia Barela-
The Longterm Impacts of Music Therapy Treatment on Mothers Experiencing Peripartum Depression using the Edinburg Postnatal Depression Scale
Gillian Vogelsong-
Effects of Music Therapy on Treatment and Relapse Prevention on Individuals with Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
and congrats to EVERYONE for accomplishing their research project!
Francesca Crowley-
The Benefit of Music Therapy in the Chemically Dependent
Lesley Kernochan-
Music Therapy Interventions to Heal Loneliness: Fostering Interconnectivity with All of Life Including Self, Community, and Nature
Katharine Fullmer-
The Effects of Music Therapy on Dying Patients
Michael Palma-
The Effects of Music Therapy on Communication, Self-Expression, and Interpersonal Relationships of Clients with Depression
Christine Patrikian-
The Effects of Music Therapy on Blood Pressure Levels in Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Lindsey Pfiffner-
The Experiences of Music Therapy on Trauma and Abuse
Sebastian Smith-
A Meta-Analysis on the Effects of Music Therapy in Clients with Alzheimer's Disease after Termination of Treatment
Tavita Te'o-
Drumming For Life: Drum Interventions and Depression
Sam Eggenschwiler-
A Study of Various Music Therapy Treatments Used to Improve the Verbal and Cognitive Abilities of Patients with Alzheimer's Disease
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