Therapist uses music to help dementia patients access and revive memories @AARP
Therapist uses music to help dementia patients access and revive memories  @AARP
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“Even though there is no cure for dementia, music therapy is a way of enhancing quality of life.”
Therapist Concetta Tomaino utilizes music to help dementia patients access and revive their memories. See how she uses the power of music to help people thrive.

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Therapist uses music to help dementia patients access and revive memories

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