Singing and mental health
Singing and mental health
Author(s):*Listed Alphabetically
Clift S, Morrison I
Year of Publication:
2012
Publisher(s):
Canterbury Christ Church University
Publication Type:
Guides
Abstract:
Part of a series, this guide offers help and ideas for setting up and running a community singing group for people suffering with mental ill health (including clinical depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorders, psychological addictions, self-harming behaviour and psychosis). This guide provides an overview of the evidence (from case studies, research project and links to further resources) that group singing can be beneficial for mental health and wellbeing.
Main Focus: Mental Health
Context: Community
Participant Group: Specific Mental Health Condition
Art Forms: Music
Access Type: Free Download
APA Citation:
Morrison I., & Clift, S. (2012). Singing and mental health. Canterbury: Canterbury Christ Church University.