Tapping Into a Better Brain
A number of years ago, before I went back to school to study gerontology, I began noticing articles in a variety of […]
A number of years ago, before I went back to school to study gerontology, I began noticing articles in a variety of […]
Did you know playing an instrument can help keep your brain sharp as you age? Whether it’s piano, guitar, or even a harmonica, engaging in music strengthens memory, improves cognitive abilities, and reduces the risk of dementia. Plus, if you played music as a child, those benefits can last a lifetime—even if you haven’t picked up an instrument in decades! Discover how music can be a powerful tool in vibrant aging, whether you’re learning new skills or just tweaking your listening habits.
When music is combined with aerobic exercise, known as Movement Therapy, it stimulates the hippocampus, improves memory, motor function, language and emotions.
Explore the profound impact of music on brain plasticity and cognitive health. From the science behind music’s influence on the brain to the ideal genres for promoting neuroplasticity, this article shares how listening to music can keep our minds young and vibrant. Discover the research-backed benefits and make classical tunes a part of your daily routine.
Discover the transformative power of music on your brain and body. Learn how combining music with movement can enhance balance, improve flexibility, and even supercharge your walk. Learn the science behind these benefits and find out how you can incorporate music into your daily routine for a healthier, more vibrant life.
Active Aging research and studies on the benefits of learning to play a musical instrument and how it can slow and even reverse cognitive decline through creative and repetitive engagement.
In looking at the glass more than half-full (as is my nature), today I want to highlight why learning a new skill […]
Active Aging research shows dancing reduces risk of dementia and improves the hippocampus, telomeres, dexterity, memory, balance, organ function and muscle growth.