Blues & Jazz Singer, Cheryl Hodge

QUARANTINE SPECIAL: Singalong Tracks, Dementia Book, Video

AUTHOR: Cheryl Hodge

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"Alzheimer's, Dementia & The Healing Power of Music" by Cheryl Hodge, c. 2016 - Singalong Music tracks (Companion mp3s - PUBLIC DOMAIN)

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    Track 1 - Warm Up Exercises 10:49
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    April Showers 1:29
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    America The Beautiful 1:15
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    Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home 1:00
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    California, Here I Come 0:54
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    Carolina In the Morning 1:33
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    Daisy (Bicycle Built For Two) 0:43
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    Danny Boy 3:00
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    Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue 1:10
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    For Me & My Gal 1:19
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    God Bless America 1:00
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    I Don't Want To Play In Your Yard 1:14
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    Yankee Doodle Dandy 1:24
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    Let Me Call You Sweetheart 0:47
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    Michael Row The Boat Ashore 1:16
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    My Wild Irish Rose 0:57
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    O Canada 1:44
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    Scarborough Fair 1:59
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    Shine On Harvest Moon 0:42
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    Star Spangled Banner 1:59
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DEMENTIA SINGALONG THERAPY PROGRAM ®

Cheryl Hodge is the founder of this type of therapy, which includes stretching, breathing exercises, singing exercises, singing songs, and sharing stories brought up from singing certain songs. To find out more, email: cherylhodge09@gmail.com AND VISIT: https://dementiasingalongtherapy.org

DONATE NOW TO DEMENTIA SINGALONG THERAPY (Paypal)

Mission Statement:

The Dementia Singalong Therapy Program is dedicated to sharing exercises with patients living with dementia-related diseases and brain damage, through a series of exercises which help to strengthen the brain’s memory and communication processes. We empower residents in houses and memory care units to create meaningful experiences which help to expand awareness and a sense of hope in the community.  

OUR GOALS

• Create ways to give residents and patients a sense of purpose.  

• Inspire caregivers and loved ones to find value in helping the 

  individual in need to communicate more effectively.                                                                                                                                                          

• Reduce loneliness, boredom, and a feeling of disconnection

  common in people living with Parkinsons, Alzheimer’s, and

  brain damage.                                                                                   

• Educate community and improve community awareness.                                                                                                                  

• Change the way dementia is viewed; not as a setback but as 

  an opportunity to grow. 

Recently, exciting discoveries have been made in relation to Music as a new approach to creating new neural pathways in people living with dementia-related diseases, such as Alzheimer's and Parkinsons. These methods can even be helpful for people coping with strokes, or brain injuries. This is accomplished through a series of stretches, breath work, diaphragmatic muscle work, scales, singing familiar old songs and finally sharing stored memories, brought up by singing certain songs. 

FROM CHERYL'S NEW BOOK with companion warm-ups and CDs:  "Alzheimer's, Dementia & the Healing Power of Music: Singalong Therapy"
To ORDER hardcover or ebook, email: hodgecheryl@hotmail.com OR thru this website.  Visit Facebook page! 
LOGGING PAGES from book:  CLICK HERE. Companion diary pages from "Alzheimer's, Dementia & the Healing Power of Music".  Keep track of your progress (or your patient's) daily by clicking on logging page diary.  
(All text & audio materials on this site are by Cheryl Hodge, copyright 2009)