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The Power of Personalized Music: “I Get to Be Me”

December 5, 2016

When Jo listens to her favorite country music—Eddy Arnold, Hank Williams, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson—she’s transported to another place. “She […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, News, Nursing Home Culture Change, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: antipsychotic drug use, benefits of personalized music, dementia, Mary Queen of Angels Assisted Living Community, memory care, nursing home culture change, volunteer ideas

MUSIC & MEMORY®: The Student Experience in Texas

July 12, 2016

What happens when high school student volunteers help residents at a MUSIC & MEMORY® Certified Care Organization listen to their personalized […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, How You Can Help, News, Nursing Home Culture Change, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: Alzheimer's, benefits of personalized music, Blue Skies of Texas San Antonio, dementia, John Jay High School San Antonio, nursing home culture change, student volunteers, volunteer ideas

How Wisconsin Teen Volunteers Bridge the Generations with MUSIC & MEMORY®

June 7, 2016

For 15-year-old Jenna Wendt, helping residents at Heartland Country Village to hear their favorite music has completely changed her view […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, How You Can Help, Music and Recreational Therapy, Nursing Home Culture Change, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: Alzheimer's, benefits of personalized music, dementia, Heartland Country Village, nursing home culture change, recreational therapy, student interns, The Villa at Bradley Estates, volunteer ideas

The “Pullman Effect”: Creating a Continuum of Care with MUSIC & MEMORY® on the Palouse

November 9, 2015

In the southeast corner of Washington State, amidst undulating hills of wheat fields on the Palouse, the City of Pullman, […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, Nursing Home Culture Change, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: adult day center, Alzheimer's, benefits of personalized music, continuum of care, dementia, hospice care, Music & Memory on the Palouse, nursing home culture change, volunteer ideas

“Music Can Be So Healing”: A Mother’s Journey

September 21, 2015

The other day, Suzanne Godfrey was playing music for her 19-year-old daughter when Brown Eyed Girl came on. Suzanne began […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, Caregivers at Home, How You Can Help, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: benefits of personalized music, fundraising ideas, Heller's Syndrome, iPod donation drive, volunteer ideas

Bridging the Generations: Baptist Park School Students Help Seniors Reclaim Their Favorite Music—and Their Stories

April 22, 2015

When the six high school students first met last fall in Nancy Van Alstyne’s class, “Music and the Mind,” they […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's and Dementia, How You Can Help, Nursing Home Culture Change, Volunteer Heroes Tagged With: Baptist Park School, benefits of personalized music, iPod donation drive, nursing home culture change, student interns, volunteer ideas

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MUSIC & MEMORY® is a service of the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF), a leader in advancing the therapeutic power of music to awaken, stimulate, and heal. The Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (EIN #13-3874103) is a non-profit organization exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code.

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