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Join Tara and Dr. Lakelyn as they explore the powerful role of music in bringing comfort, connection, and joy to caregivers and their loved ones. In this episode, Tara shares insights on the therapeutic qualities of music and offers practical tips for integrating music into daily caregiving routines.
Tara is connecting patients and caregivers with meaningful music one song at a time. As a Board Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC), she knows the power of music for reaching those patients dealing with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
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The Williamson County Sun highlights one of Harmony in Dementia's music programs.
Our founder, Tara Jenkins, led a music therapy group with participants from Camille's Memory Cafe in Georgetown, Texas—one of several programs offered by A Gift of Time Georgetown.​​​
There's a piano singalong, and then there's music therapy.
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In this episode, our founder, Tara Jenkins, shares with Foresight's Rachel Hill what the difference is — and how customized music therapy can increase socialization, communication, self-expression, and emotional well-being.
Get to know all about our founder, Tara Jenkins, in this interview by Voyage Austin.
Realizing that sometimes we’re the problem can be a powerful moment of growth. In the Aspire for More with Erin podcast, Tara shares her insights on how we often try to fit people into boxes based on our expectations, rather than adjusting our perspectives. When someone communicates through “behaviors,” it’s a signal to pause, reassess, and meet them where they are—with empathy and without judgment.
Our founder, Tara Jenkins, joined Lori La Bey on Alzheimer’s Speaks Radio to discuss the benefits of music therapy and how it supports individuals living with dementia, as well as caregivers and professionals.​​
​Our founder, Tara Jenkins, collaborated with students from the Memory Caregiver Academy of Austin (MCAAustin), a program that trains high school students to become skilled and compassionate caregivers for people with dementia. Tara shared the benefits of music, demonstrated how to incorporate it into caregiving, and led a group music therapy session with memory care residents.
Our founder, Tara Jenkins, sat down with Debra Hallisey, from Advocate for Mom and Dad, to talk about the benefits of music for caregivers and those they care for. This article was published in two parts. Click below to read Part 2.
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Our founder, Tara Jenkins, co-authored "Music, Memory, and Meaning." It is an example of her dedication to help support and educate anyone caring for someone living with dementia. ​
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Music, Memory, and Meaning is for family, caregivers, and professionals working in dementia care. It is the answer for those looking to understand and effectively use the power of music with people living with dementia.​