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Revista Brasileira de Musicoterapia ISSN 2316-994x Brazilian Journal of Music Therapy ISSN 2764-5541

Estudos teóricos/ensaios

ANO XXIV – NÚMERO 34 – 2022

A utilização de aplicativos, softwares e videogamesem sessões de musicoterapia: uma revisão integrativa

DOI
https://doi.org/10.51914/brjmt.34.2022.402
Enviado
15 agosto 2022
Publicado
10-02-2025

Resumo

Para esse artigo foi feita uma revisão de literatura do tipo integrativa com abordagem qualitativa a fim deinvestigar quais os aplicativos, softwares de computador e videogames têm sido pesquisados ou utilizados por Musicoterapeutas em suas sessões e quais seus critérios de seleção, criação e resultados obtidos. Foi feita uma pesquisa na literatura dos últimos 10 anosnas bases de dados: MEDLINE, Scielo, Portal Capes e nos seguintes periódicos: BrazilianJournalof Music Therapy, Revista do Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas Interdisciplinares em Musicoterapia, Journal of Music Therapy, Nordic Journal of Music Therapy e Music Therapy Perspectives. Resultados: Dos701artigos encontrados, 13 foram considerados relevantes e obedeceram aos critérios de seleção para esta revisão. As pesquisas levaram em conta pontos como motivação, desafio, variabilidade e testes científicos, mas a maioria dos trabalhos ainda precisa incluir na construção dos protótipos questões como participação do musicoterapeuta de forma ativa ao usar as ferramentas e em todas as suas etapas de criação. Além disso, devem também levar em consideração não apenas as patologias dos pacientes, mas também a sua individualidade. Dos 13 artigos encontrados, uma das tecnologias está disponível para aquisição.

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