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- - The paper examines the acceptability and effect of group singing sessions in a mother-baby unit (MBU) treatment program for women and their moods.
- - In a pilot study with 27 participants, the singing intervention was received positively, leading to improved mood state from before to after the sessions.
- - The findings highlight both the benefits and challenges of the program, along with suggestions for further research in this area.
Article Abstract
This paper reports on the acceptability, experience of participation and the immediate impact on maternal mood state of group singing sessions, introduced as a routine component of a mother-baby unit (MBU) treatment programme. Data was collected from 27 women who participated in the pilot programme. Results showed that implementation of a singing intervention in this setting is positively appraised by women and is associated with positive changes in self-reported mood state from pre- to post-session. Key facilitators and barriers to the success of the programme and directions for future research are discussed.
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