Elevating Lives Through Music
ABOUT THE SERIES
Explore person-centered approaches to music therapy that support people living with dementia and those who care for them. Bringing together perspectives from Spain, the United States, and Israel, this three-part series examines the possibilities of music therapy across clinical care, caregiver support, and everyday relationships. Through research, practical strategies, and home-based applications, the series highlights how music can foster connection, strengthen wellbeing, and create meaningful experiences throughout the dementia journey.
O1 Music Therapy in Dementia: Intention, Hopes, and Promises
DR. MELISSA MERCADAL-BROTONS
Explore the role and potential of music therapy in dementia care, considering therapeutic intentions, evidence-informed practice, and the ways music can support engagement, wellbeing, and quality of life.
02 Caring for People with Dementia: Music-Based Self-Care for Certified Nurse Assistants
DR. KENDRA RAY
Examine how music-based strategies can support the wellbeing of certified nurse assistants and other caregivers while strengthening their capacity to provide responsive, compassionate care for people living with dementia.
03 Couplehood in Dementia: Music Therapy for Couples in a Home Setting
DR. AYELET DASSA
Discover how home-based music therapy can support couples living with dementia by fostering connection, communication, shared identity, and meaningful musical experiences within everyday life.
