Reducing loneliness and social isolation through singing and dance

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Skingley, A. 2016. Reducing loneliness and social isolation through singing and dance.
AuthorsSkingley, A.
TypeConference paper
Year2016
ConferenceRe-Imagining Loneliness: The Contribution of the Arts and Literature
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