music and Alzheimer’s

Music as Medicine
Our Essence – Singing the Journey

If there would be just one thing which transformed our intergenerational living experience, it would have been singing together at the piano. One of our [...]

Susan Troyer2020-01-10T18:10:05-06:00January 3rd, 2020|Categories: General, Music as Medicine|Tags: Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's stigma, Benefits of music therapy, Biomedical response, Capabilities of people living with dementia, Expanding repertoire, health benefits of singing, Making beautiful music together, music and Alzheimer's, Mythoclast, Sing the journey, Stigma, Studies at the National Institute on Aging, The science of "many hearts beating as one"|0 Comments

Literary Companionship
The Intergenerational School of Cleveland

Juggling work responsibilities and care giving responsibilities on a busy summer day, I missed an interstate exit while en route to a dental appointment. After [...]

Susan Troyer2020-01-10T18:09:12-06:00January 3rd, 2020|Categories: General, Literary Companionship|Tags: A learning environment tapping the wisdom of older people, Alzheimer's pioneer, Children read to elders, Contribution of older people is valued, Dr. Catherine Whitehouse, Dr. Danny George, Dr. Peter Whitehouse, Influencer, internationally-recognized public school “committed to enhancing lifelong cognitive vitality.”, music and Alzheimer's, The Intergenerational School of Cleveland, The Myth of Alzheimer’s - What You Aren’t Being Told About Today’s Most Dreaded Diagnosis, wisdom of older people|0 Comments

music and Alzheimer’s

Music as MedicineOur Essence – Singing the Journey

Literary CompanionshipThe Intergenerational School of Cleveland

Music as Medicine
Our Essence – Singing the Journey

Literary Companionship
The Intergenerational School of Cleveland