Musical Museum’s manuscript is published marking five years of growth since @ClaraTakarabe and I launched this music‑appreciation program for people with ADRDs built on intellectual, emotional, and social engagement.
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In a recent article for Brain & Life, Borna Bonakdarpour, MD, associate professor of Neurology, explains how music can benefit individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
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Five years strong. Northwestern Music and Medicine Prpgram continues to redefine how neuroscience, clinical care, and music come together to heal and inspire.
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Honored to have presented and performed Music Interventions for Neurocognitive Disorders with @ClaraTakarabe in a HeadTalk session at the @AANmember , which drew an audience of over 100, underscoring the notable interest in this area.
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Hear from Borna Bonakdarpour, MD (@bbonakda), during Poster Session 9 from 5 to 6 pm on “Musical Museum: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Integrative Life Enrichment for Individuals With Neurocognitive Disorders and Their Care Partners.” #AAN2026. @AANmember
Our 13th “Musical Museum” was a joy! Huge thanks to Brook Ferguson (Colorado Symphony) for her dazzling flute, Jake Schroeder for a heartfelt sing-along, and Clara Takarabe for masterful hosting. Recording coming soon!
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@EmmaHeming 's "The Unexpected Journey" is out! A heartfelt, practical guide born from Bruce Willis’ dementia diagnosis, it offers clarity and compassion to caregivers. Honored to consult on this project.
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Finding joy and connection through singing—even virtually 🎤💻
A new study found that when singing together with others, benefits abound. For people with neurocognitive disorders like dementia, singing can offer alternative ways of expression. https://t.co/AWkU4MGTXZ