A recent article from AARP highlights an important and often misunderstood point about music and dementia care. Music is not […]
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New Study Supports the Use of Favorite Music to Improve Cognitive Function of Alzheimer’s patients
A new study by researchers at the University of Toronto (U of T) and Unity Health Toronto has demonstrated that […]
How Personal Music Moves with Individuals Across Care Settings, Thanks to an Extraordinary Volunteer
We profiled Ginny Hauser, a devoted volunteer in Pullman, Washington, in 2015. Here’s an update on how MUSIC & MEMORY® […]
“Music Can Be So Healing”: A Mother’s Journey
The other day, Suzanne Godfrey was playing music for her 19-year-old daughter when Brown Eyed Girl came on. Suzanne began […]
How to Be a Music Detective
What’s your favorite music? Seems like a simple enough question. Discovering the songs and other music most loved by someone […]
Alzheimer Society of Toronto’s iPod Project Study Finds Personalized Music Benefits Caregivers, Too
The evidence continues to mount: Musical favorites can bridge the divide between hopeless isolation and joyful social engagement for people […]