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Music Therapy and Autism

This week we are introducing you to Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy and how it has helped people with autism.

 

Jules Alexander Este, a 24-year-old who’s been a client of NYU’s Nordoff Robbins Center for 15 years, described how he walks out of each therapy session a ‘semi-new me.’ Group sessions with other autistic young men who shared his love of Disney songs—and his contagious laugh—helped him grieve after the death of a cherished uncle.

 

“This place is a sanctuary,” he said. “In music therapy I feel accepted and out of danger. It has made me more musical, more vibrant, and more understanding.”

 

‘What Can Music Do?’ Rethinking Autism Through Music Therapy