In a care home, the most powerful therapy is often the simplest: a song, a conversation, a moment of being truly seen. Hazel Browne, Wellbeing Co-ordinator at Compton House, tells us what that looks like from the inside.

Read regularly, and your brain doesn’t just remember more, it organizes itself better.

Your brain is constantly drawing invisible maps — not just of the spaces you walk through, but of the melodies you move through.

Investing in music therapy could revolutionize dementia care—turning isolation into connection, and suffering into shared moments of well-being.

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