Music, Emotions, and Relationships: Professionals’ Experiences of the Feasibility of a Music Group Intervention for Children in Shelters After Exposure to Domestic Violence
Karin Pernebo; Rebecka Orsmark; Sebastian Rolkert; Johan Melander Hagborg · Journal of Family Violence · 2026 · Professional interviews; reflexive thematic analysis
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Professionals considered delivery feasible given safety, collaboration and adequate resources.
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No direct child clinical outcome assessment.
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- Directly relevant population and sound-based intervention or participatory music research. Findings do not establish general clinical efficacy or replacement of survivor services.
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