Music and Dementia

Capture a powerful, evidence-led approach to improving life for people living with dementia in Music and Dementia by Sandra Garrido. This compelling guide reveals how sound, song and rhythm can reconnect memory, mood and identity—transforming everyday care for families, clinicians and care-home teams.

Drawing on rigorous research and real-world case studies, Sandra Garrido explains the science behind musical interventions and translates it into clear, practical strategies. You’ll discover how personalised playlists, rhythmic routines and simple interactive activities can reduce agitation, spark conversation and restore moments of joy—without medical jargon or unrealistic promises.

Ideal for caregivers, allied health professionals, students and community organisers, this book balances theory with hands-on advice: assessment tips, implementation considerations and ways to evaluate outcomes in diverse care settings. Whether you work in dementia care in the UK, US, Canada, Australia or elsewhere, the guidance is accessible, culturally adaptable and grounded in contemporary evidence.

Readable, compassionate and actionable, Music and Dementia empowers readers to make immediate improvements in quality of life. If you’re seeking an informed, humane resource to enrich person-centred care, this book is an essential addition to your shelf.

Bring the healing potential of music into everyday dementia care—order your copy of Music and Dementia by Sandra Garrido today and start turning research into meaningful practice.

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