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!
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
To the artists who have worked with us, the people who have shared their stories, the donors who have supported us, the team that has helped us grow, and all
Dementia Spring writer Laurel McLaughlin spoke with dancer, choreographer, and actress Tara Lee who is a member of Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre. They produced a piece called “The Poet” which
Author Jennifer Dupee speaks about her research on dementia for her debut novel “The Little French Bridal Shop”.
Dementia Spring founder Dr. Marc Rothman talks with Amy Li – creator of the Dance4Healing program.
A conversation with Alex Winstanley – author of the children’s book “My Grandma Has Dementia”.
Founder of Dementia Spring – Dr. Marc Rothman – talks with art therapist Erica Curcio in our latest artist profile!
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Scott Perry’s recent book “Here” contains photographs documenting his experience as caregiver for his grandparents – one who has received a dementia diagnosis.
Dementia Q&A is here to answer your questions about dementia in under 5 minutes, without a lot of medical jargon, and always based on evidence and best practice when it’s
Today’s video is about how to stay active with a diagnosis of dementia when everyone is isolated or quarantined for Covid-19.
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