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We're are talking about a program called Opening Minds Through Art. And I have a certified instructor with me, Kim Willis, also from Capital Health Care Network.
This program was developed by Elizabeth "Like" Lokon, and is taught at Miami University in Oxford, OH.
Kim tells about the strengths of the program, including the multi-generational successes where college students work with our older adult population struggling with dementia.
The episode I reference about music can be found here - https://www.spreaker.com/user/11242242/something-magical-about-music
https://miamioh.edu/cas/academics/centers/scripps/community-connections/opening-minds-through-art/index.html
Email me, Lisa Stockdale, anytime at [email protected]
Copyright 2026 Lisa Stockdale
This episode is about the importance of old friendships. Staying connected to people from your past especially, we're going to focus on childhood friendships.
How that keeps you connected and engaged and socializing. And how at the end of the day, that equals a better life with more happiness and a sense of community and connectedness.
With me on this episode is Debbie Ayers, a Medicare enrollment specialist, and also our Community Relations Manager at Capital Health Care Network.
Email me, Lisa Stockdale, anytime at [email protected]
Copyright 2026 Lisa Stockdale
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