Tatiana Allik

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Tatiana Allik is a researcher at the intersection of music therapy, digital health, and psychological rehabilitation. Her work explores how scientific music therapy technologies can be harnessed to support mental health, particularly in crisis contexts. Her most-cited paper, "Scientific Music Therapy Technologies for Psychological Care and Rehabilitation in the COVID-19 Pandemic" (2022), has garnered 4 citations, reflecting its timely contribution to addressing pandemic-induced psychological distress. Allik’s research focuses on developing evidence-based, technology-driven interventions that integrate music’s therapeutic potential with digital tools, offering scalable solutions for mental health care. Her contributions are notable for bridging clinical practice and technological innovation, emphasizing the role of music in non-pharmacological rehabilitation. While her citation count is modest, her work is positioned within an emerging field, highlighting the growing recognition of music therapy’s efficacy in public health emergencies. Allik’s research is particularly relevant for students and practitioners interested in the convergence of arts, technology, and psychological well-being, offering a foundation for future studies in digital therapeutic interventions.