Category Archive: Dementia
Understanding the impact of an intergenerational arts and health project: a study into the psychological well-being of participants, carers and artists
L.K.Jenkins and I.J.Aujla, School of Media and Performance, University of Bedfordshire, Bedford, UK. R.Farrer, School of Media and Performing Arts, Coventry University, Coventry, UK. ...
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On Diversity and Creative Ageing (Report)
This publication by the Baring Foundation celebrates a selection of projects that have brought arts and creativity to under-served older communities.
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Older and Wiser? Creative ageing 2010-2019
Commissioned by the Baring Foundation and researched by Dr Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt, Older and Wiser? Creative ageing 2010-2019 reviews the development of the creative ageing ...
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Live Music in Care Homes Report 2018
A report resulting from a survey of the many creative ways that older people engage with music, and explored why the majority of care ...
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Playing a Musical Instrument as a Protective Factor against Dementia and Cognitive Impairment: A Population-Based Twin Study
Increasing evidence supports that playing a musical instrument may benefit cognitive development and health at young ages. Whether playing an instrument provides protection against ...
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Grandma Remember Me?
A play which demonstrates the effects of Alzheimer's Disease on the family.
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Dementia Notes
Coda Music Trust activities programme addressing the well-being of older people in care in Bournemouth and Poole.
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Four Seasons Garden
A garden designed to create a safe outdoor space for patients with dementia at St Mary's Hospital, Newport, IoW.
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Talent Reborn
A man with early onset dementia is guided and supported to re-engage with photography and regain self-esteem.
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The Devon Garden
Royal Devon & Exeter NHS FT project to improve the care environment for people living with dementia.
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