Who Sits in Judgement?
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Heads Out Of The Sand
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To Unlock the Emotions
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Communicate Or Die
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Two Steps Forward…
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All The Help We Can Get
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Cloak or Dagger
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Your Own Journal
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Perspectives (ND21)
Less talk, more music – why action is needed now In March 2020, the volume was turned down on live music and the world was eerily silent. Many of us, including those of us who are musicians and music therapists, were not expecting what happened next. From singing from balconies to performances outside care home...
Now is the time to take action
Gill Livingston is professor of psychiatry of older people in the Division of Psychiatry, UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences. Worldwide around 50 million people live with dementia, and this number is projected to increase to 152 million by 2050. Dementia affects individuals, their families, and the economy, with global costs estimated at about US$1 trillion...