Sing-Along Sessions
Singing for seniors is a delightful and therapeutic activity for older people that offers a multitude of benefits for their physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Engaging in singing, whether individually or in a group setting, can have a positive impact on seniors' lives.
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Find out more about Sing-along Sessions
We offer our sing-along sessions for seniors face-to-face.
These sessions for seniors typically run for 45 minutes and are tailored to the unique and varied needs of elderly people, with the use of the chair for support.
Classes are run by highly skilled, friendly and experienced teachers in small group settings so senior residents can enjoy the social connection with other participants while having fun and being active.
Singing lessons for seniors are fun, inclusive, enjoyable and light-hearted.
You can choose to book a once-off class, or you can book an 8-12 class weekly program. The more sessions you book, the cheaper the rates!
We will schedule the class around your lifestyle and wellbeing calendar.
What Does A Sing-Along Session Involve?
Singing can also improve speech and communication skills. The vocal exercises involved in singing can strengthen the vocal cords and improve vocal projection, articulation, and clarity. This can be especially helpful for seniors who may face challenges with speech or have a desire to enhance their communication abilities.
Group singing lessons have emotional and social benefits. They can uplift spirits, boost mood, and reduce stress and anxiety. Singing releases endorphins, which are natural feel-good hormones that promote a sense of wellbeing. Participating in group singing activities provides a sense of camaraderie, fosters social connections, and combats feelings of loneliness or isolation that some seniors may experience.
Singing for seniors enhances cognitive function and memory. Learning and recalling song lyrics requires mental effort and concentration, stimulating the brain and improving memory skills. Regular singing can help seniors maintain cognitive abilities and potentially reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
Singing promotes respiratory health and improves lung capacity. It involves deep breathing and the controlled release of breath, which helps strengthen respiratory muscles and increase oxygen intake. This can be particularly beneficial for seniors who may experience age-related changes in lung function.
Singing for seniors offers a creative outlet and a source of self-expression. Singing is a joyful and therapeutic activity for seniors. It allows seniors to express their emotions, tell stories, and share their experiences through music. This can be empowering and fulfilling, promoting a sense of identity and personal growth.