5 July 2023
Choirs aid wellbeing of women in military community
Report finds joining the Military Wives Choirs can benefit physical and mental health
28 June 2023
Using music to reduce distress on dementia wards
New £148k funding grant will allow ARU music therapists to expand vital research
22 June 2023
Colleagues celebrate music therapy trailblazer
Friends fly in from around the world to join Helen Odell-Miller’s retirement event
17 May 2023
ARU music therapy receives £970k funding boost
Research institute will invest in technology to capture music therapy breakthroughs
27 April 2023
Music therapy could help children with brain injuries
ARU expert involved in study suggesting technique could aid walking rehabilitation
17 May 2022
ARU's delivering the power of music to care homes
New partnership with Anchor is using music therapy to help people with dementia
18 February 2022
ARU receives royal honour at St James's Palace
Queen’s Anniversary Prize recognises world-leading music therapy research
10 January 2022
Barriers and benefits of joining Military Wives Choirs
Anglia Ruskin University experts are developing monitoring tool for well-known charity
26 November 2021
ARU receives The Queen's Anniversary Prize
World-leading music therapy research is recognised with major honour
9 August 2021
Homeside UK recruits 80 dyads
The UK Homeside study has recently recruited its 80th dyad to participate in the international randomised controlled trial investigating music and reading interventions for people living with dementia and their informal caregivers. This milestone brings the study just over three quarter mark for the recruitment target of 99 dyads in the UK.