Neuroscientific Insights for Improved Outcomes in Music-Based Interventions

This review synthesizes neuroscientific evidence on the mechanisms underlying music-based interventions and translates key findings into practical design principles for clinicians and researchers. Topics covered include neural entrainment, the role of rhythm and tempo in motor rehabilitation, music and emotion regulation, and the importance of personalization in therapeutic music design. The paper argues that a deeper integration of neuroscience into clinical practice can significantly improve patient outcomes.