Art Therapeutic for Aged Care

                  The Principle of Reason / Statement of the problem Older people were physically more disabled and had more cognitive impairment than younger ones, the natural deterioration of aging. Many older adults are at risk of developing mental disorders, neurological disorders.Older People in relation to falls and depression, isolated due to a range of physical, social, Isolation is a growing issue, older adult population, particularly due to care models that mean people stay in their homes longer The power of creativity. Painting, sculpture, music, Scientists researchers and those working in aged care all around the world, are reporting on the positive effects art therapy can have for seniors. People who engage in creative pursuits when they’re older – even with conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s – can experience a range of physical, cognitive and psychological benefits. Everybody is creative, no matter their skills, age or background. Picking up a paintbrush, making something with your hands, dancing, playing an instrument or singing often brings back memories but it can also uncover hidden talents. These activities for seniors aged care support the physical, emotional and mental well-being of their residents.

Elderly work