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DR. MARC ROTHMAN: Transforming Caregiving and the Perception of Dementia Through the Arts
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In Episode 98, Don and I have a fantastic conversation with Dr. Marc Rothman, MD,founder and president of the Dementia Spring Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) venture studio that invests in visual and performing artists and innovators who are changing the prevailing narrative of dementia and bringing joy and creativity to the dementia community through their work. Founded in 2020, the Artist Network now includes over 200 artists and innovators from around the world who are grappling with memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias in their work. New artist Spotlights are shared every week on the Dementia Spring website. (Including our Oscar qualified short film, My Mom and the Girl ,starring Valerie Harper in her final performance!!)Through the Foundation’s annual, competitive Dementia Arts Impact Award program, funding, technical & marketing support, and subject-matter expertise are provided to a select group of artists and innovators who are telling new stories of dementia and bringing theatre, dance, music, and other visual/performing arts programs to those living with dementia.And if that's not enough, Dr. Rothman is also the CEO of Lizzy Care, a company providing tools and resources for dementia care at home.
Join us as our guest,Dr. Rothman, reveals his insights on harnessing artistic talents to enhance caregiving experiences. Discover how integrating art into dementia care not only brings joy and connection but also offers a holistic approach to treatment that blends medical and artistic perspectives, creating a more enriched life for both caregivers and individuals with dementia.
Immerse yourself in discussions on the profound impact of music and visual arts on mental health and healing. We underscore the importance of preserving memories through photography and the ethical considerations that come with sharing such intimate moments. The episode also touches on the cultural shift required in our institutions to prioritize arts therapy, advocating for comprehensive care models that improve quality of life. With personal stories and innovative projects, including virtual reality and comedy, we demonstrate how creativity stands as a beacon of hope and connection for those affected by dementia. And that includes, Love Conquers Alz, of course!
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1. DR. MARC ROTHMAN: Transforming Caregiving and the Perception of Dementia Through the Arts (00:00:00)
2. Creative Solutions for Dementia Care (00:00:01)
3. Journey Through Dementia and Arts (00:08:36)
4. Changing the Narrative (00:18:46)
5. The Healing Power of the Arts (00:25:24)
6. Preserving Memories and Enhancing Engagement (00:39:21)
7. Navigating Dementia Care Challenges (00:52:25)
8. Portraying Dementia Through the Arts (01:04:18)
9. Navigating Privacy and Dignity Boundaries (01:15:11)
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