Golf Day raises £32k for people living with dementia
The Scottish weather was on-par for the third Friday in May as a golf fundraiser made £32,000 to support people living with dementia through personally meaningful music. Organised by Playlist for Life trustee Dr Frank Dunn and his wife Helen Dunn for the seventh time, the event was a great success and raised vital funds […]
Five Questions With… Steven Bozic
Hi Steven. Thanks for joining us. What has motivated you throughout your career in nursing? I love being able to make a difference to peoples’ lives. I am very passionate about dementia care and being able to be caring and compassionate. I love supporting people to care for their loved ones with dementia and I […]
Five Questions With… Professor Martin Green OBE
We’re honoured to be joined by by Professor Martin Green, Chief Executive of Care England for this month’s Five Questions With. Martin shares the benefits of becoming a member of the organisation and why he thinks music is one of the most powerful tools for people living with dementia. Hi Martin. Thank you for joining […]
Protected: Five ways to use music in dementia care
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Music as Medicine: new dementia support resource
We are proud to a new resource created by and for people with lived experience of dementia. Music as Medicine has been designed to help people living with dementia and those who care for them. Through first-person accounts and interactive activities, it guides the reader on how to use personally meaningful music to support their […]
Five Questions With… Dr. Frank Dunn CBE
In the latest edition of Five Questions With we speak to Dr. Frank Dunn CBE, Trustee of Playlist for Life about his lifelong career in medicine and role in supporting us to reach our goals. Hi Frank, thanks for joining us. You’ve had a very varied career as a Consultant Cardiologist and former president of […]