I revisited the channel. KidzBop offers an entertaining and age-appropriate space for youngsters to dance and stay active. It struck me as an opportunity not just to exercise but to explore new moves, break away from repetitive workouts, and alleviate the solitude of solitary fitness routines.
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Creating boosts confidence, triggering the feel-good hormone. Art enhances problem-solving skills, offering imaginative solutions. It even improves the quality of life for those with illness, showcasing the enduring power of human creativity. Resource:
University of Victoria. (2019). How arts benefits us all, as humans. https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/arts/news/how-arts-benefits-us-all-as-humans/#:~:text=Seeing%20a%20completed%20work%20of,it%27s%20just%20a%20stick%20figure.
By incorporating music into the lives of 89 patients with mild to moderate dementia along with their caregivers, a study builds on previous research. The study divided the participants into three groups, a singing coaching group, a music listening coaching group, and a usual care control group, for a 10-week program that focused on singing and listening to music to observe the impact on cognitive abilities, mood, and overall well-being. The singing group sang familiar songs and performed rhythmic movements and vocal exercises, while the music listening group had reminiscence discussions.
The transformative power of this artistic process is described through four examples. With their creations, the artists help the individuals to connect with others and move toward closure. The article refers to “four butterflies” as the four stories of change, reflection, and spirituality.
Yarn arts, encompassing the timeless traditions of knitting, crocheting, and weaving, have transcended generations as cherished forms of creative expression and craftsmanship. Beyond the creation of beautiful works of art, these activities contribute to a healthier life by fostering stress reduction, increased confidence, and a myriad of cognitive and psychological benefits.
Virtual Reality (VR) technology is changing how we can experience and interact with the world today. Although it’s often thought of as a gaming tool, VR provides opportunities for seeing places and sights, even for those who have limitations due to time, physical abilities, or financial means.
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