Read why we created the Playlist Maker and why taking it to scale is so important for families affected by memory loss and dementia.
Continue readingPersonalised Playlists and the Story Behind Music for My Mind
Music for my Mind accepts new grant from Dementia Research UK
MFMM is delighted to accept a second grant from Dementia Research UK to support project measuring effects of personalised music on people living
with dementia.
World Alzheimer’s Month 2024 – Time to Act on Dementia
Read about this year’s World Alzheimer’s Month theme – “Time to Act on Dementia, Time to Act on Alzheimer’s, and what it means to Music for my Mind.
Continue readingMusic for my Mind accepts grant from Dementia Research UK
MFMM is delighted to re-start a study using novel tech to measure effects of personalised music on people living
with dementia.
Interview with Care Home Manager, Coni – the impact of music on residents with dementia
“Music alone shall live, never shall die.” Watch care home manager, Coni talk about feeding the spirits of the residents in her care with music.
Continue readingMusic for my Mind and Quantum Care re-start study into effects of music in dementia care
MFMM is delighted to re-start a study using novel tech to measure effects of personalised music on people living
with dementia.
A Focus on the Reminiscence Bump – Publication.
Part 5 of our blog-series looks at writing and publishing the paper and how we can enact this information in other areas of MFMM’s research.
Continue readingA Focus on the Reminiscence Bump – Analysis.
Part 4 of our blog-series looks at drafting the paper, our pitfalls and failings, it coming together and the final discovery (and why this is important).
Continue readingA Focus on the Reminiscence Bump – Action.
Part 3 of our blog-series looks at how we set up the musical survey, the decisions we made, and the interactions we had from participants.
Continue readingA Focus on the Reminiscence Bump – The First Steps.
Part 2 of our blog-series looks at the first steps we took to solve the problem of proving the well-known fact that music from a person’s youth is likely to be better remembered in old age.
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