Creativity and Aging 

"Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything"
 --- Plato

"Creativity is to our personality what helium is to a balloon. It gives us the potential to expand. And once we're 'inflated' we never quite go back to the same old way of thinking." 
     --- Jude Treder-Wolff, in Thinking On Your Feet Takes Improvisation...and Practice," Los Angeles Times, November 2000


Reaching for Creativity

Judith Zausner writes about creativity and aging in this blog that appears in ELDR Magazine


Studies Suggest There's An Art to Getting Older: Creative Activity May Have Health Benefits ---

A recent article in the Washington Post that examines the positive effects of participation in creative activities

Ageing Well is all skill and practice ---

An editorial by author and surgeon Sherwin Nuland that discusses creativity in aging


Research on Creativity and Aging: The Positive Impact of the Arts on Health and Aging

Gene Cohen, director of the George Washington University Center on Aging, Health and the Humanities, reports on "The Creativity and Aging" study



 

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