
Music therapy may improve emotional well-being and social skills among school children in the UK, especially in vulnerable groups; however, more extensive research is needed to generalize these findings.
education, therapy, evidence, music therapy, effectiveness, schools, UK, mental health
education, therapy, evidence, music therapy, effectiveness, schools, UK, mental health
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