A. Blythe LaGasse

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Colorado State University

United States

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Dr. A. Blythe LaGasse is a Professor at Colorado State University in the United States. Her research areas encompass music therapy, neurodiversity, and the integration of music cues in therapeutic settings, particularly for individuals with Parkinson's and autism. Recent publications include studies on community-based choirs, virtual reality in palliative care, and the evolution of academic journal access in music therapy.

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Kimberly Sena Moore

Associate Director, Music Therapy Coordinator, Associate Professor

Florida Gulf Coast University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (15)

Singing Together: A Practice‐Based Study of a Community‐Based Choir for Neurodiverse Adults

Evolving Access and Future Enhancements: A Shift to Continuous Publication

Perceptions of and Opportunities for AMTA Journals: A Mixed Methods Study

Professional Development and Learning Through the Research Process

Exploring Different Types of Music Cues for Arm Movements in Adults with Parkinson’s

Embracing the Next Chapter in the JMT

Rhythm and music for promoting sensorimotor organization in autism: broader implications for outcomes

Patient Outcomes of a Virtual Reality-Based Music Therapy Pilot in Palliative Care

Representation in the Journal of Music Therapy

Celebrating 60 Years of the Journal of Music Therapy

Comparison Between Neuroscience- and DIRFloortime®-Informed Approaches Within Music Therapy: A Descriptive Case Study

Acknowledgements and Welcome

From the Editor: Reflection and Looking Forward

Musical Creativity in Autism: Exploring Growth through Collaborative Peer Interaction

COVID-19 and Music Therapists’ Employment, Service Delivery, Perceived Stress, and Hope: A Descriptive Study

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Kimberly Sena Moore

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