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The work of our soulful filmmaker, Michael Rossato-Bennett, lives on more than a decade after his documentary "Alive Inside". YES...Film screenings continue today to inspire students of all ages illustrating with empathy how music can be used for those with cognitive decline.

Michael designed a wireless all-in-one music player headset & we, at Healing Headsets by MyMemoryWorx.org, are proud to be shipping custom music headsets for FREE to 48 U.S. states. Thank you to all involved with creating such a pivotal film. Follow us at Healing Headsets for more on how to get a dementia friend the gift of music. Contact Alive Inside Foundation or message on this page for info on an educational screening of "Alive Inside".

Music can remind us of who WE are. What a profound moment for this student to bear witness the the undeniable value of the right music! Healing Headsets is a not-for-profit helping gift music to those with dementia & later stage parkinson's. Thank you @be_alive_inside for your device design & this beautiful clip. #musicmedicine #musicfans #dementiacare #memorycafe #caregiving

Google filmed the story behind our good friends app for dementia. Now, we need YOUR help sharing, viewing & sharing again so Google will help them reach new levels! Music pairs well with this engagement intervention!

#WeArePlay: Bruce, Memory Lane Games - Isle of Man Meet Bruce from Douglas, Isle of Man. Along with co-founder Peter, he makes games to stimulate the memory and visual areas of the brain for people with demen...

Yes, there is still LIFE after a diagnosis of dementia.
Glen Campbell wrote, recorded and bravely performed this song live while living with late stage Alzheimer's disease.

Glen Campbell, Elton John - I'm Not Gonna Miss You (Lyric Video) Music video by Glen Campbell, Elton John performing I'm Not Gonna Miss You (Lyric Video). © 2024 Surfdog Records, under exclusive license to Big Machine Labe...

The research just keeps getting better and better!

Music Can Change the Emotional Tone of Your Memories - Neuroscience News New research reveals that music can do more than trigger memories—it can alter their emotional tone.