Last year between July 2021 and December 2021 we underwent a pilot report with the help of Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research, Anglia Ruskin University. This report was to understand and analyse the effects of group music therapy sessions for people living with Long COVID. We have now released the final report for this study and we are really excited and proud of the outcomes of this research. The benefits of music therapy are becoming more commonly known now and thanks to reports like this it means that we will be able to continue this much needed work with scientific support to back us up. Read the full report below.
“I have found the music therapy sessions very helpful both in terms of support being with people who also have long covid giving moral support and advice which has also had a positive impact on my mental health. I also feel that the singing and breathing exercises have helped dramatically with improving my breathing continuing with these sessions is important in my progression to full fitness and regaining a good quality of life.” – The Rhythmic Breath participant
