Senior citizens music programs
holds countless benefits, including, but not limited to (a) the slowing of
age-related reasoning decline, (b) feelings of enjoyment and pleasure, (c)
pride and a sense of accomplishment in learning new skills, (d) a means of
creative self-expression, (e) creation and maintenance of social connections,
and (f) an overall sense of physical and mental well-being, including
the lessening of pain, medication usage, and stress.
In addition, music has unfolded health benefits:
•Fosters happiness and pleasure
•Creates opportunities to communicate
•Increases energy levels
•Increases cardiovascular strength
•Increases productivity
•Improves respiratory function
•Improves one’s mood
•Lessens feelings of isolation and loneliness
•Lessens stress and anxiety
•Reduces depression
•Minimizes the effect of arthritis
•Slows the decline of cognitive skills
•Creates bonding experiences
•Provides avenues for creative expression
•Leads to increased involvement in activities
•Stimulates the brain
Many emotional, physical, and
social benefits are associated with peaceful and meditation music, especially
for individuals who struggle with Alzheimer’s disease
and other physical and cognitive challenges. Music is powerful and helps
Alzheimer’s patients to reconnect with the
world. The long-lasting memories that dementia sufferers have are often music
memories, and singing, playing savvy senior’s radio show or listening to oldfavorite meditation music helps people recall experiences.
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