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Read about connecting with those loved ones challenged with dementia and Alzheimer’s using this series of four Survival Packs to deepen your understanding about applications of the Music4Life Music Medicine Protocol. Each Survival Pack focuses on a decade matching the most memorable years of those loved ones whose current age is between the late 50’s to late 90’s. Generational Imperative information is included to connect more deeply with that generation’s music, lifestyle and values. Playlists are carefully curated to match the top hits of each decade which your loved one may easily remember. Watch this 17-minute video “Alive Inside: How the Magic of Music Proves Therapeutic for Patients With Alzheimer’s and Dementia” to witness a loved one coming alive inside with words, memories and most importantly: engagement with life. You can make this happen with your loved one!
RevUp 50’s Survival Pack (for ages 80’s to 90’s)
LoveIn 60/s Survival Pack (for ages 70’s to 80’s)
All About ME 70’s (for ages 60’s to 70’s)
MORE 80’s (for ages 50’s to 60’s)
Download includes four eBooklets with four Spotify playlist links.
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“The 6 Habits of Music Medicine for Highly Empowered People, 30 Days of Therapeutic Music Listening Activities takes music selection to a whole new level. Instead of “just listening” to whatever comes up, how about consciously selecting music that empowers and supports your health and overall wellbeing? This 30-day, easy-to-follow program will provide the tools needed to do just that. Take your listening habits deeper and make them intentional, utilizing this therapy-based, straightforward method.” — Niki Bates, EdD
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“Every day, I used music as a way to numb. You could say it was similar to a drug or alcohol fix to escape my mental state. The 6 Habits Music Medicine card set helped me to realize how I was using music and how to use it intentionally instead. The moment I began using these cards, I changed the music I was listening to and was immediately positively impacted. I plan to use this card set as an intervention with the patients I serve for that revelation-type session that us therapists strive for in our clinical practice.” — Chris Cummins, LMFT, LCADC, ACS
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“The Music4Life capsules are easy to follow, the QR codes provide easily accessible information. I realized some of my own habits and my responses to music especially when driving.” – Toni Kern, Esq.
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“Adolescents in alternative learning settings due to behavior often have challenges managing their emotions. This is due in part to the developmental process of the brain, and also due to toxicity and trauma in the child’s environment. The 6 Habits of Music Medicine for Highly Empowered People have helped my students to identify their emotional challenges and communicate these challenges more efficiently, which allows me to enlarge their perspective about using music differently to bring different results.” – Donnie Lee III, MT-BC, LPMT