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In this interview, Emily Christensen, a musician, gerontologist, and creative aging advocate, shares her journey and insights into working with older adults through music therapy and creative aging.

Interview with Emily Christensen: Creative Aging, Music Therapy, and Building Social Connections

An older adult sewist creates surgical gowns for local hospitals in Baton Rouge.

Myriad Ways to Tap Older Adults’ Creativity and Combat Social Isolation

This is a drawing of a ski hill with all of the runs named after John Prine Songs. Art by singer/songwriter, Jefferson Hamer.

Hello in There: A Reflection on COVID-19 from Maura O’Malley

Posed photo of Maura O'Malley and Ed Friedman with bookshelves on both sides of them.

What to Do?

Posed photo of Maura O'Malley and Ed Friedman with bookshelves on both sides of them.

A Balanced Life: Creative Aging and the Serious Leisure Perspective

National Efforts Prove Arts Ed Vital to Lifelong Learning

State map by Andrejs Kirma from Noun Project. A red heart is placed on the map.

Where Do I Belong: Finding the Right Place to Retire and Create

Music Composer by ProSymbols from the Noun Project

Wired for It: How Music Making Benefits the Older Adult Mind

Older Americans Month: Connect, Create and Contribute with Creative Aging

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