
Barbara Zuck: Helping Heart-to-Heart Conversations
Music therapist Barbara Zuck of Havre created A-Z Activity Cards to help enrich communication for elderly residents in a variety of care situations.
Music therapist Barbara Zuck of Havre created A-Z Activity Cards to help enrich communication for elderly residents in a variety of care situations.
As long as humans continue to work and play with horses, there will be a demand for farriers, which is what the folks who shoe horses are called.
Bruce Randall and Glenn Howard of Missoula are creating a draft softball club for players over 60. This is the inaugural season, and anyone over 60 can sign up.
Heroes and Horses is changing the lives of veterans through hard work, new skills, wholesome eating, mediation, reflection, and the healing power of horses.
Pierre-Jean De Smet established the first church and permanent settlement in Montana, St. Mary’s, nestled in the Bitterroot Valley.
Thinking about how a potential need for long-term care may impact your future plans and loved ones? These long term myths may prevent you from taking action.
Here’s MTFP’s guide to participating with the 2023 session of the Montana Legislature, whether you’re engaging from afar or making an in-person appearance.
Founded by Helena’s Valerie Hellermann, Hands On Global is the only non-government organization at shelters providing medical care in Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
Now that you’re ready to grow your own marijuana, and you’re about to buy your first packet of seeds, you first need to ask yourself whether you’re a baker or a cook.
There are renaissance men, and there are renaissance men, but the Leonardo da Vinci of Montana, Phil Maynard, lives in the little ghost town of Rimini.
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