Kumyszhan Mukasheva
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Kumyszhan Mukasheva is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of music therapy, psychology, and digital health technologies. Her most notable work, "Scientific Music Therapy Technologies for Psychological Care and Rehabilitation in the COVID-19 Pandemic" (2022), has garnered 4 citations and addresses the urgent need for non-pharmacological interventions during global health crises. Mukasheva’s research focuses on developing evidence-based music therapy protocols that leverage scientific principles to support mental health, particularly in stress and trauma recovery. Her contributions include the integration of biofeedback and personalized sound frequencies into therapeutic frameworks, offering scalable solutions for psychological rehabilitation. By bridging musicology with clinical psychology, she has advanced the understanding of how structured auditory stimuli can regulate emotional states and enhance cognitive resilience. Mukasheva’s work is especially impactful in post-pandemic contexts, where her technologies provide accessible, low-cost tools for managing anxiety and depression. Her studies emphasize rigorous methodological design, ensuring reproducibility and clinical applicability. As a researcher, she continues to explore the neurophysiological mechanisms of music therapy, positioning her as a key figure in the emerging field of scientific music-based interventions. Her dedication to translating theory into practice makes her a vital resource for students and practitioners seeking innovative, humane approaches to mental health care.
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