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Every 3 seconds someone develops dementia. One in three seniors die with Alzheimer's or dementia. Ten million people worldwide have Parkinson's Disease. In our episodes, we chat with experts and professionals in the field of music and the brain. We discuss the exciting new research shedding light on how music affects brain chemistry, bringing joy to seniors! If you know someone with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia, or any mental disease, this show is for you! Visit our website: https://www.musicmendsminds.org/
Unknown Host hosts Music is Medicine - Ask the Experts, a health show with 25 episodes published.
Dr. Lisa Wong is a pediatrician, violinist, arts advocate, author, and associate co-director of the Arts and Humanities Initiative at Harvard Medical School. She teaches about the relationship between music and health at
Dr. Lisa Wong is a pediatrician, violinist, arts advocate, author, and associate co-director of the Arts and Humanities Initiative at Harvard Medical School. She teaches about the relationship between music and health at
Dr. Michael Zanders, PhD is an Associate Professor and the Director of Music Therapy at Temple University. His research covers an extensive variety of topics within advanced clinical theory, recently focusing on music th
Dr. Marco Iacoboni, MD, PhD is a neuroscientist, UCLA professor, and author of "Mirroring People: The New Science of How We Connect With Others". In this episode, Dr. Iacoboni discusses his research on mirror neurons, ne
Tommy Sands has for many years been involved in the Irish peace process as a songwriter, performer, and mediator. His songs, which have been translated into many languages, appear in schoolbooks around the world and have
Dr. Jeff Bronstein is a highly awarded researcher of Neurology and one of Music Mends Minds' earliest and most significant supporters. His interests and expertise include the management of Parkinson's disease (PD) and ot
Dr. Theodore Zanto utilizes fMRI, EEG and non-invasive brain stimulation techniques to study neural mechanisms at the intersection of attention, perception, and memory. He is interested in the role of neural entrainment
Dr. Robert Bilder has more than 30 years experience in research on brain-behavior relations, with focuses in clinical neuropsychology, neurophysiology, structural and functional neuroimaging, and genomics strategies appl
Dr. Bruce Victor discusses his career as a musician, physician, and professor. His academic focus has been on psychopharmacology, holistic healing, and community engagement through music, both in the United States and Ir
Dr. Mukund Acharya discusses his career as a social entrepreneur and healthy aging advocate. He has founded/co-founded several non-profits including Sandhya's Touch, focused on improving quality of life for patients and
Dr. Rudolph Tanzi discusses groundbreaking progress in the fight to cure Alzheimer's and the ways music can help alleviate symptoms and promote brain connectivity. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds en
Dr. Mary Mittelman discusses her research surrounding music's effects on the wellbeing of both patients and their caregivers. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about her at
Dr. Theresa Allison discusses her background in ethnomusicology and how she came to study music's potential to improve the quality of life in dementia caregiver relationships. Click here for interview highlights Music Me
Dr. Julene Johnson talks about her career studying music, health and aging, and the importance of community interventions. She also discusses the initiatives and research process within the Sound Health Network. Click he
Dr. Assal Habibi talks about her early career in music and medicine research both independently and in connection with the Sound Health Network. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds encourages you to rea
Dr. Helen Lavretsky talks about her work in clinical aging studies and integrative interventions, including music therapy. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Lavre
Dr. Susan Rogers talks about her early career as a music producer and subsequent doctoral studies on music perception. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about Dr. Rogers an
Dr. Concetta Tomaino talks about her work as an early pioneer for clinical applications of music in neurological rehabilitation. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds encourages you to read more about her
Dr. Howland shares her research on the clinical applications of music to enhance speech, language, cognition and movement in habilitation and rehabilitation settings. Click here for interview highlights Music Mends Minds
Dr. Corene Thaut shares her research on the benefits of Neurologic Music Therapy and Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation. Music Mends Minds encourages you to visit her page at https://mahrc.music.utoronto.ca/people/curriculum-
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