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Music for autism


Austim is a complex developmental condition that affects socialization and communication and causes repetitive and stereotyped behavior. These impairments are also often associated with narrow interests that may lead to special abilities. Autism is a spectrum disorder that affects individuals to a varying degree.


Researchers have systematically studied the musical processing abilities of individuals with autism, and have shown that while their language may be deficient, these individuals may process music in similar ways to typically developing individuals. (Sharda, M., Tuerk, C., Chowdhury, R. et al. Music improves social communication and auditory–motor connectivity in children with autism. Transl Psychiatry 8, 231 (2018)).


The goal of Music for Autism is to expose those with autism and their families to high quality, professionally performed music in an environment where individual differences are celebrated and where no one will be embarrassed. Families are greatly challenged to find programming that is appropriate for their family members with autism who may exhibit behaviors that are unpredictable. Families say that Music for Autism is unique and interactive “autism specific” musical programming greatly enhances their quality of life.



Do you think playing and instrument can be a way of comunication? This comunication can be easier for people with TEA?

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Xènia Àvila
Xènia Àvila
Oct 25, 2020

I think the music is one of the greatest art that exists in the world.

I have found an article that shows that the music therapy may help children with autism spectrum disorder to improve their communicative skills. Although we need more research: 1. Long - term effects of music therapy

2. To investigate the effects of this therapy in typical clinical practice.

Here is the link!

https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD004381.pub2/epdf/full


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