The Benefits of Music Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease

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Learn a little about an innovative scheme to use music as therapy for patients with Alzheimer’s disease in this video from Lakeview Ranch Inc.

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Host Julie Anderson explains how the residents of Lakeview Ranch in Minnesota respond to the musicians who come to visit. Music therapy is not considered entertainment, but a forward-thinking treatment that helps Alzheimer’s disease patients dig deep into their memories and exercise their brains. The music therapy also acts as a calming therapy, helping patients relax and relieve any agitation they might be experiencing due to their frustrations with the disease.

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