The World Health Organization described ‘active ageing’ as the ‘process of optimizing opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age’. In understanding how to optimise health, researchers have focused on changing behaviours relating to illness such as smoking, poor nutrition or inadequate physical activity. Less research attention has been given to behaviours that may contribute directly to health and quality of life as we age; behaviours such as participating in art or music making activities. Existing research suggests these types of activities may contribute to physical, cognitive and mental health
The purpose of this study was: (a) To evaluate and to compare the impact of three music programs (ch...
Aims: This research explored the relationship between active music making and subjective well-being,...
Many people value music as an important part of their everyday lives. The published literature revea...
The World Health Organization described ‘active ageing’ as the ‘process of optimizing opportunities ...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Background: Population-based epidemiological studies can contribute to the spectrum of research evid...
An emerging body of research indicates that active arts engagement can enhance older adults’ health ...
The purpose of this study was: (a) To evaluate and to compare the impact of three music programs (ch...
An emerging body of research indicates that active arts engagement can enhance older adults’ health ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
This rapid review of the literature explores the value of using participatory arts activities in res...
The purpose of this study was: (a) To evaluate and to compare the impact of three music programs (ch...
Aims: This research explored the relationship between active music making and subjective well-being,...
Many people value music as an important part of their everyday lives. The published literature revea...
The World Health Organization described ‘active ageing’ as the ‘process of optimizing opportunities ...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Aim: To explore how changed participation in painting pictures or playing a musical instrument is re...
Background: Population-based epidemiological studies can contribute to the spectrum of research evid...
An emerging body of research indicates that active arts engagement can enhance older adults’ health ...
The purpose of this study was: (a) To evaluate and to compare the impact of three music programs (ch...
An emerging body of research indicates that active arts engagement can enhance older adults’ health ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
The fourth age, as the last stage of life, represents a final challenge to find personal meaning in ...
This rapid review of the literature explores the value of using participatory arts activities in res...
The purpose of this study was: (a) To evaluate and to compare the impact of three music programs (ch...
Aims: This research explored the relationship between active music making and subjective well-being,...
Many people value music as an important part of their everyday lives. The published literature revea...