Music and the Arts for Cognitive Wellness: Community Education Session
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Music and the Arts for
Cognitive Wellness
Community Education Session
Schedule: Wednesday, September 9th
Time: 4:00p - 5:30p
Location: Resilient Living Center
Cost: Free
This session is part of an ongoing Yale School of Nursing–LiveWell collaborative research and implementation project focused on community-engaged brain wellness education and
the pilot testing of evidence-based dementia prevention strategies. Special thanks to the Bradley Henry Barnes and Leila Upson Barnes Memorial Trust.
What you'll Learn
Science linking music, stress, and brain health
Music for cognitive resilience
How music and the arts fit within the FINGER model
Practical strategies for supporting brain health through
music and the arts
Who should attend
Community members interested in brain health and
healthy aging
Individuals concerned about memory, cognitive
health, or dementia prevention
Family members and caregivers
Health professionals and community providers serving
adults and older adults
Format
Faculty-led teaching
Discussion of real-world applications
Opportunity for questions and conversation
(Note: Content may be recorded for educational and
research purposes.)
This community education session introduces how the arts relate to the five core domains of the FINGER* protocol—an evidence based, multidomain approach to supporting brain health and reducing dementia risk across the lifespan. The session is presented by faculty from the Yale School of Nursing in
collaboration with the LiveWell team.
*Finnish Geriatric Intervention Study to Prevent Cognitive
Impairment and Disability
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