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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 2022
    Subject
    music therapy
    correctional facility
    inmate
    anxiety
    depression
    self-esteem
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/2665
    Abstract
    The use of music therapy as a correctional rehabilitation technique remains a relatively unexplored field. In particular, the effect that music therapy may pose on inmates’ mental health – specifically anxiety, depression, and self-esteem – is a fairly new topic of research. This literature review compares ten studies on music therapy programs in correctional facilities from six authors across the globe. The studies were analyzed and compared to determine if there is a significant relation between participation in music therapy programs and improvements in participants’ anxiety, depression, and self-esteem based on state-approved evaluations or traits closely linked to the mental illnesses. Overall, the data on the subject matter is inconclusive, for there is not enough information to support a significant relation between participation in music therapy and inmates’ mental health, and further research on the topic is warranted.
    Advisor
    Howerton-Orcutt, Amanda
    Department
    Criminal Justice
    Degree
    Bachelor of Science (BS)
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