EXPLORING MUSIC THERAPY'S ROLE IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
Keywords:
Alzheimer Disease, Music Therapy, Quality of Life, Personalized MedicineAbstract
Alzheimer's disease (AD) presents a formidable global health challenge, characterized by progressive cognitive decline and functional impairment, with conventional pharmacotherapies exhibiting limited efficacy. Amidst this backdrop, music therapy has emerged as a promising non-pharmacological intervention, potentially ameliorating cognitive function, emotional well-being, and behavioral symptoms in AD patients. However, existing research suffers from a lack of clarity regarding underlying mechanisms and is constrained by limitations such as small sample sizes. Acknowledging the intricate nature of AD emphasizes the criticality of personalized interventions. Tailored approaches, including curated playlists and therapeutic singing sessions, offer promising avenues to effectively address individual needs. The integration of music therapy into daily routines holds considerable promise for enhancing the quality of life for AD patients, fostering meaningful connections, and optimizing therapeutic outcomes. Personalized music therapy strategies for AD encompass various modalities, including curated playlist curation, engagement with musical instruments, customized activities, therapeutic singing sessions, and innovative technological applications. Curated playlists, tailored to individual preferences, evoke positive memories, and provide comfort, while engagement with musical instruments stimulates cognitive functions and fine motor skills. Tailored activities offer cognitive stimulation and mood enhancement, promoting a sense of community. Therapeutic singing sessions facilitate emotional expression and communication. Innovative technologies, such as music therapy apps and virtual reality platforms, offer immersive experiences and relaxation. Integrating these strategies into caregiving routines is paramount for improving the well-being of AD patients, underscoring the significance of personalized interventions in addressing the multifaceted challenges associated with the disease.
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