For Carol Rosenstein, founder and executive director of Music Mends Minds, Inc., music is about more than playing, more than jamming, more than social interactions… It’s about brain chemistry.
We spoke to Tiffany Ramirez – founder of the program Artisan Mind – about using art to spark memory and faith to those with dementia.
Dementia Spring founder and CEO, Dr. Marc Rothman and Judith-Kate Friedman discuss how MUSIC and SONGWRITING give people with dementia and Alzheimers disease a fun, creative way to communicate!
Songwriting Works™ Works and the Songwriting Works™ Educational Foundation are truly unique and inspirational programs where people with dementia of all types work together in groups to compose original songs
Dementia Spring talks with Donna Newman Bluestein – a dance therapist and founder of Dance for Connection about movement programs that spark joy, create connection, and help individuals communicate nonverbally.
Donna Newman-Bluestein is a dance therapist and founder of Dance for Connection. She is an expert in facilitating a comfortable environment for expression, especially for those living with dementia.
Dance4Healing is built around a technology-enabled music and dance platform that allows participants to dance and move together with other patients, caregivers, family members and dance buddies anytime, anywhere, all
Dementia Spring founder Dr. Marc Rothman talks with Amy Li – creator of the Dance4Healing program.
Erica is an art therapist based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Her primary clientele is individuals living with dementia both in residential communities and within their homes.
The Dementia Spring Foundation connects artists with the dementia community to raise awareness and improve access to the arts for people with memory loss.
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Dementia Spring is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
