Music as therapeutic intervention can relieve anxiety, depression in older people

Aging/Exercise & Brain 3
Written By Larry Minikes

February 25, 2014
Science Daily/RCN Publishing Company
Using music and singing in health care can improve quality of life for older people by easing pain, anxiety and depression. A literature review of articles related to anxiety and the use of music as a therapy for people over the age of 65 found it has a positive influence on wellbeing by providing enjoyment, social interaction, improved memory and social inclusion.
Science Daily/SOURCE :http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140225122324.htm

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