TABLE 2.
1. Anamnesis and personal data collection (Questionnaire 1) |
2. Identification of therapeutic aims and assessment (clinical scales and subjective evaluations) |
3. Definition of therapeutic objectives and related music categories: a. Activation/Stimulation b. De-activation/Relaxing c. Distractiveness |
4. Creation of playlist based on music categories connected to the therapeutic aim and definition of a specific music design (musical development) |
5. Immediate feedback (Questionnaire 2) |
6. Delivery of playlist, modes, and timing of administration (definition) |
7. Daily listening supported by caregiver (if needed) |
8. Weekly feedback (Questionnaire 2) |
9. Confirmation or creation of a new playlist based on the results found and the evolution of the therapeutic treatment |
10. Final assessment (after intervention): subjective (Questionnaire 2), clinical scales (depending on specific therapeutic aims) |
Avoid, whenever possible (especially for de-activating/relaxing playlists), songs containing lyrics that may shift the listener’s attention to the meaning of the lyrics.