How regularly listening to music from our teenage years can significantly boost memory, mood, and wellbeing for people living with dementia.
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How Your Donations Help Boost Our Efforts And Help Families Feel Better
Read how MFMM uses your the money you donate to improve the well-being of the families it supports. And a huge thank you to everyone who supports the charity!
Continue readingPersonalised Playlists and the Story Behind Music for My Mind
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 readingMusic 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 – Jean’s Story
“Since staff discovered her love for music, Jean has come out of her shell and is attending activities daily.” This World Alzheimer’s month we bring you Jean’s story.
Continue readingCelebrating Generosity – A Heartfelt Thank You to our Supporters
A huge thank you to everyone who donated to help us raise £26,320 during April’s Arts for Impact appeal! Read how the funds will be spent.
Continue readingMake Double the Difference Supporting our Big Give Appeal
MFMM is thrilled to be participating in the 2024 Arts for Impact campaign from 19-26 March, where donations will be doubled by The Big Give.
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.
Music 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.
The magic of music in dementia care
Music can lift us out of depression or move us to tears – it is a remedy, a tonic, orange juice for the ear. But for many of my neurological patients, music is even more – it can provide access, even when no medication can, to movement, to speech, to life. For them, music is not a luxury, but a necessity. – Oliver Sacks
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