Table 1.
Included studies.
| References | Title | Country of study | Search terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alanne (2010) | Music psychotherapy with refugee survivors of torture: interpretations of three clinical case studies | Finland | Guided Imagery and Music + trauma |
| Beck et al. (2018) | Feasibility of trauma-focused Guided Imagery and Music with adult refugees diagnosed with PTSD: a pilot study | Denmark | Guided Imagery and Music + trauma |
| Bensimon et al. (2012) | A pendulum between trauma and life: group music therapy with post-traumatized soldiers | Israel | Music + trauma |
| Bensimon et al. (2017) | The emotional impact of national music on young and older adults differing in posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms | Israel | Music + PTSD |
| Blanaru et al. (2012) | The effects of music relaxation and muscle relaxation techniques on sleep quality and emotional measures among individuals with posttraumatic stress disorder | Israel | Guided Imagery and Music + trauma |
| Bolger (2015) | Being a player: understanding collaboration in participatory music projects with communities supporting marginalized young people | Australia | Songwriting + Out of home care |
| Carr et al. (2012) | Group music therapy for patients with persistent post-traumatic stress disorder - an exploratory randomized controlled trial with mixed methods evaluation | U.K. | Music + trauma |
| Christenbury (2017) | I will follow you: the combined use of songwriting and art to promote healing in a child who has been traumatized | U.S.A. | Songwriting + abuse |
| Colegrove et al. (2018) | Pilot randomized controlled trial of Tuning Relationships with Music: intervention for parents with a trauma history and their adolescent | Australia | Music + trauma |
| Day et al. (2009) | Experiences of song writing in a group programme for mothers who had experienced childhood abuse | Australia | Songwriting + trauma |
| der Heyde and Christine (2012) | Interpersonal rhythms disrupted by a history of trauma: an in-depth case study of analytical music therapy | U.S.A. | Improvisation + trauma |
| Fairchild (2018) | Collaborative songwriting with children experiencing homelessness and family violence to understand their resources | Australia | Songwriting + abuse |
| Faulkner (2017) | Rhythm2Recovery: a model of practice combining rhythmic music with cognitive reflection for social and emotional health within trauma recovery | Australia | Music + trauma |
| Felsenstein (2013) | From uprooting to replanting: on post-trauma group music therapy for pre-school children | Israel | Music + trauma |
| Flores (2013) | African drumming as a medium to promote emotional and social well-being of children aged 7 to 12 in residential care | Drum + foster care | |
| Gerber et al. (2014) | Children after war: a novel approach to promoting resilience through music | U.S.A. | Music + PTSD |
| Graham (2011) | Effect of music therapy on the emotional expressivity of children and adolescents who have experienced abuse or neglect | U.S.A. | Songwriting + abuse |
| Greene et al. (2009) | The use of expressive therapies and social support with youth in foster care: the performing arts troupe | U.S.A. | Drum + foster care |
| Hannigan and McBride (2011) | Drumming with intimate partner violence clients: getting into the beat; therapists' views on the use of drumming in family violence treatment groups | Canada | Drumming + trauma |
| Hunter and Rosevear (2011) | Evaluating a creative arts program designed for children who have been sexually abused | Australia | Drum + Foster care |
| Jespersen and Vuust (2012b) | The effect of relaxation music listening on sleep quality in traumatized refugees: a pilot study | Denmark | Music + trauma |
| Jespersen and Vuust (2012a) | Music for improvement of trauma-related sleep problems | Denmark | Music + trauma |
| Kim (2013) | Music therapy with children who have been exposed to ongoing child abuse and poverty: a pilot study | South Korea | Music + abuse |
| Neupane and Taylor (2011) | Music therapy for incarcerated women recovering from trauma and abuse | U.S.A. | Music + trauma |
| Osborne (2012) | Neuroscience and “real world” practice: music as a therapeutic resource for children in zones of conflict | U.K. | Music + PTSD |
| Palidofsky and Stolbach (2012) | Dramatic healing: the evolution of a trauma-informed musical theater program for incarcerated girls | U.S.A. | Songs + trauma |
| Precin (2011) | Occupation as therapy for trauma recovery: a case study | U.S.A. | Songs + trauma |
| Reeves (2013) | How music and lyrics protect and heal the souls of African women who have experienced domestic-violence trauma, sexual abuse, or depression: a phenomenological study | Music + trauma | |
| Rudstam et al. (2017) | Trauma-focused group music and imagery with women suffering from PTSD/complex PTSD: a feasibility study | Sweden | Music + trauma |
| Salmon and Rickaby (2014) | City of one: a qualitative study examining the participation of young people in care in a theater and music initiative | U.K. | Music + foster care |
| Schrader and Wendland (2012) | Music therapy programming at an aftercare center in cambodia for survivors of child sexual exploitation and rape and their caregivers | U.S.A. | Songwriting + trauma |
| Story and Beck (2017) | Guided Imagery and Music with female military veterans: an intervention development study | Denmark | Music + PTSD |
| Strehlow (2009) | The use of music therapy in treating sexually abused children | Germany | Music + trauma |
| Sutton and De Backer (2009) | Music, trauma and silence: the state of the art | U.K. and Belgium | Music + trauma |
| Wellman and Pinkerton (2015) | The development of a music therapy protocol: a music 4 life® case report of a veteran with PTSD | U.S.A. | Drumming + trauma |
| Zanders (2015) | Music therapy practices and processes with foster-care youth: formulating an approach to clinical work | U.S.A. | Music + foster care |