Sorry my Finnish is so bad…<\/p>\n
H\u00e4r n\u00e5got om mitt liv och lillcittra-workshops m.m. under stipendietiden, i fall n\u00e5gon \u00e4r intresserad. A Norwegian asked about work with older persons and \u00a0piensitrat \/ zitheroos \/ lillcittror so I answered with some thoughts. Note: since then a number of music therapists have begun using piensitrat \/ zitheroos \/lillcittror in their everyday work, a development I had hoped for. After music visits to nursing homes and extensive experience with culture and health care issues, I wrote an article in Folkh\u00e4lsan (number 12, 2003) entitled ”Why not hum a little louder?”. The article is meant to encourage health care staff to use their musical resources. During musical visits to institutions staff often disappear and do other things. Here I tell reasons why I hope staff take part if at all possible. Sorry my Finnish is so bad… H\u00e4r n\u00e5got om mitt liv och lillcittra-workshops m.m. under stipendietiden, i fall n\u00e5gon \u00e4r intresserad. N\u00e5got om mitt liv som arbetsstipendiat 2007-2008 A Norwegian asked about work with older persons and \u00a0piensitrat \/ zitheroos \/ lillcittror so I answered with some thoughts. Note: since then a number of music … Forts\u00e4tt l\u00e4sa Ajatuksia<\/span>
\nN\u00e5got om mitt liv som arbetsstipendiat 2007-2008<\/a><\/p>\n
\nGerontology and the zitheroo<\/a><\/p>\n
\n2003.12 FH Varf\u00f6r inte nynna lite h\u00f6gre<\/a><\/p>\n
\nWhy staff presence is important during music events at institutions<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"