Music therapy has long been used to treat a range of different problems and symptoms, one of its most prominent being mental health in aged

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When thinking of music reminiscence therapy, our mind usually goes to the benefits to our mental health and wellbeing. However, this style of therapy can

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What image comes to mind as you think of someone “ageing actively”? A grey-haired disco diva? An octogenarian going for a run? A table shared