Drumming Improves Behavior and Brain Function in Autistic Adolescents
Drumming for just 90 minutes each week can improve the life quality of young people diagnosed with autism, a new study has revealed.
Scientists found that learning to play the instrument tuned brain networks in autistic adolescents in as little as eight weeks.
The study was undertaken by experts from the universities of Chichester, King’s College London, Hartpury, and Essex working under their collective group the Clem Burke Drumming Project, named after its co-founding member and famed Blondie musician.
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