Research
Group Singing Improves Quality of Life for People with Parkinson's: An International Study (Irons, Y., Hancox, G., Vella-Burrows, T., Han, EY., Chong, HJ., Sheffield, D., and Stewart, D)
A groundbreaking new international study on Singing and Parkinson’s has found that group singing enhances quality of life and mental health in older people. This paper explored whether there are differences in the effects of group singing intervention on people with Parkinson’s (PwPs) in Australia, UK and South Korea.
Grenville Hancox, Artistic Director and Founder of Sing to Beat Parkinson’s and Trish Vella-Burrows, Director of Research were both co-authors of this paper. The paper is open-access and freely available to view here.
Experiences of Persons with Parkinson's Disease Engaged in Group Therapeutic Singing (Stegemöller, E. et al.)
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The Effect of Group Music Therapy on Mood, Speech and Singing in Individuals with Parkinson's Disease - A Feasibility Study (Elefant C. et al.)
Read more about this study here.Does Singing and Vocal Strengthening Improve Vocal Ability in People with Parkinson's Disease? (Tanner, M., Rammpage, L. and Liu, L.)
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