Christine Bryden: A conversation about dementia
AGED CARE QUALITY AND SAFETY COMMISSION: Christine Bryden was diagnosed with dementia at 46 years of age after experiencing symptoms of what she thought was
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Music makes a world of difference to the elderly
Incorporating Aged Care Music Resources into your facility will significantly enhance your residents’ lives, providing mental, physical, and social benefits.
As a unique Australian enterprise, we are solely dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for the elderly, particularly those in full-time care and living with dementia. Our age-appropriate musical programs are thoughtfully crafted to engage and uplift, promoting well-being through the joy of music.
Production Process
We collaborate with a team of professionals to produce music-based resources tailored to industry requests. Our quality tools are designed to meet the musical needs in aged care, crafted to fulfill specific requirements in Leisure and Lifestyle programs, and created in collaboration with staff in this field.
Key Features
During the production process, careful consideration was given to content, design, functionality, and durability to ensure they are valuable music resources in any aged care facility’s activity toolkit. Key points include:
- All Music is Age-Appropriate: All music was recorded in the studio by two professional old-time Australian pianists.
- Good Value: The music resources represent good value, considering the amount and quality of music.
- Session Planning Efficiency: These resources save session planning time by supplying music that matches the lyric books.
- Comprehensive Music Library: Allows for the choice of music that has specific meaning to each person.
- Versatile Use: With all four major resources, there is music to draw on for any occasion.
- Copyright Compliance: Music is fully compliant with copyright law.
Benefits of Incorporating Music Therapy
Explore our website to sample our music and learn about our high-quality products. Incorporating our resources into your facility will significantly enhance your residents’ lives, providing mental, physical, and social benefits.
Music therapy, especially for those with dementia, can trigger happy memories and improve overall well-being. Integrating age-appropriate music in residential care environments is not just beneficial but essential. It offers a non-pharmacological approach to improving the mental health and quality of life for elderly individuals.
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