CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology
Mon 16 Nov · 17:30
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A public lecture titled 'Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology' will be held online on 16 November 2026, featuring speaker Thomas Stegemann.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology takes place on Monday, 16 November 2026 at 17:30.
CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology is held at Cambridge.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology
17:30
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A public lecture titled 'Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology' will be held online on 16 November 2026, featuring speaker Thomas Stegemann.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology takes place on Monday, 16 November 2026 at 17:30.
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CIMTR Public Lecture: Music Therapy in Adolescence: An Update on the Evidence and Neurobiology is held at Cambridge.
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