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Overstimulation After a Traumatic Brain Injury: How Exercises and Music have Proven to be an Effective Tool
Lafontant, Abigael Lafontant, Abigael
Lafontant, Abigael
Lafontant, Abigael
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Abstract
The purpose of this case study was to analyze a participant who was evaluated over a 12-week period in an exercise environment dealing with overstimulation after suffering a Traumatic Brain Injury. This project was intended to learn what triggers the participant, develop strategies to reduce distractions, and observe how exercise and music can be effective tools while exercising. A behavioral log was created in order to monitor the participant's behavior twice a week for 12 weeks while observing his environment when exercising with music versus without music. In the course of his exercise program, music therapy proved effective in reducing overstimulation triggered by loud noises.
Title
Overstimulation After a Traumatic Brain Injury: How Exercises and Music have Proven to be an Effective Tool
Date
2022-12-12
Subject
brain injuries
sensory overload
music therapy
exercise
stroke
fitness programs
sensory overload
music therapy
exercise
stroke
fitness programs
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Abstract
The purpose of this case study was to analyze a participant who was evaluated over a 12-week period in an exercise environment dealing with overstimulation after suffering a Traumatic Brain Injury. This project was intended to learn what triggers the participant, develop strategies to reduce distractions, and observe how exercise and music can be effective tools while exercising. A behavioral log was created in order to monitor the participant's behavior twice a week for 12 weeks while observing his environment when exercising with music versus without music. In the course of his exercise program, music therapy proved effective in reducing overstimulation triggered by loud noises.