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    The Effect Of Music Therapy Programs On Inmates' Anxiety, Depression, And Self-Esteem

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    The Effect Of Music Therapy Programs On Inmates' Anxiety, Depression, And Self-Esteem
    Author
    Robblee, Molly
    Date
    May 5, 2022; May 5, 2022
    Subject
    Music therapy
    Inmates
    Correctional facilities
    Mental health
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/2465
    Abstract
    Music therapy is becoming a more commonly used rehabilitative technique. However, the use of music therapy in correctional settings is a relatively new concept. Because of this, the effects of music therapy programs on inmates' mental health have not been widely studied. In my Senior Honors Thesis project, I conducted a literature review comparing ten studies on the impact of music therapy in correctional facilities on inmates' anxiety, depression, and self-esteem. I found that music therapy does have the ability to reduce inmates' anxiety and depression and increase their self-esteem, however, there are significant limitations that must be taken into consideration. It is crucial to conduct further research on the matter to fully understand the impact that music therapy may have on inmates' mental health.
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    Howerton-Orcutt, Amanda
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    Criminal Justice
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