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The document discusses the importance of stimulation for those with dementia through engaging activities. It recommends activities like painting, light exercise, music, and creating life story books to help maintain skills, improve self-esteem, provide social contact, allow expression of feelings, and support independence. These activities can dramatically improve quality of life for those living with dementia.
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Music therapy can help dementia patients in various stages of the disease. In the early stage, playing different types of music and dancing can provide exercise and enjoyment. Creating playlists of familiar songs from their younger years can elicit positive memories. In the middle stage, background music can help relax patients and playing music while walking can improve balance. Relaxing music can also aid sleep. In the late stage, soothing music can provide comfort while exercise to music and sing-alongs can create positive experiences. Overall, music therapy through various activities can improve quality of life for those with dementia.
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- 1. Carers across the world are constantly faced with the task of ensuring those they care for are stimulated enough throughout the day. Dementia is both a physical and mental challenge, so stimulation is important to providing them with normal, active life. This can be achieved by arranging activities for those with dementia to do throughout the week to keep them mobile.
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