Music therapy helping patients with dementia: Local senior living center using music as medicine
Published On: April 22, 20160.3 min read
Music therapy helping patients with dementia: Local senior living center using music as medicine
Imagine taking a class day after day and not remembering a thing. That’s exactly what it’s like for people struggling with Alzheimer’s.
But music therapy can give those with the disease a break from the confusion and fear.
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Published On: April 22, 20160.3 min read
Music therapy helping patients with dementia: Local senior living center using music as medicine
Imagine taking a class day after day and not remembering a thing. That’s exactly what it’s like for people struggling with Alzheimer’s.
But music therapy can give those with the disease a break from the confusion and fear.
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- How Senior Living Communities Provide Safety May 16, 2024
- Subtle Behaviors That May Be a Sign of Early Dementia May 1, 2024
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