Music and the Aging Brain: Importance of Music Therapy and Music-based Interventions in Senior Health Care
Join Dr. Concetta Tomaino for a virtual seminar on the importance of music therapy and music based interventions in senior health care. A pioneer in the field of music therapy, Dr. Tomaino will share more than 40 years of clinical and research experience on music and senior health, and provide information on music and the brain as well as practical tips everyone can use to add music as a therapeutic tool to care for loved ones as well as for their own health and wellness.
This presentation will address:
- How to identify how music can aid in improving memory and attention.
- How to identify how music/rhythm can be used to enhance gait and balance in persons with neurologic diseases like Parkinson’s.
- How to identify clinical outcomes for patients with problems in executive function – especially in sub-acute rehab.
WHERE
Online
WHEN
June 18, 2024, 4-6pm EST
Click here to learn more.
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