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Every first and third Friday of the month, 1pm to 2.30pm
(Dates and times may vary)
Refreshments at 1pm. Singing starts at 1.30pm.
To find out more and to book a place please contact
Rebecca Trower on 07702 512 469
Email rebecca.trower@alzheimers.org.uk
You can also call the Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456
Singing for the Brain brings people affected by dementia together to sing a variety of songs they know and love, in a fun and friendly environment. We also do vocal exercises that help improve brain activity and wellbeing.
Why join a Singing for the Brain group?
Did you know that singing can improve your brain activity, wellbeing and mood? You don’t need to be a good singer to benefit. Join us to:
do fun vocal warm-ups and sing a wide variety of familiar and new songs.
express yourself, feel positive and make new friends.
feel supported by our skilled, compassionate and experienced staff who are available to support you with anything you need.
100% of people who go along to Singing for the Brain sessions say they’ve improved their life in some way.
Our recent evaluation exploring the impact of Singing for the Brain found that it:
Supports people's wellbeing by reducing anxiety, increasing relaxation and happiness, and providing a sense of identity.
Increases opportunities for meaningful connections with people with a shared experience.
Provides opportunities for peer support.
Supports people's memory, word recall and energy levels.
Gives people choice and control over the services they access.
To find Singing for the Brain groups in other areas, or if you would like to start your own group, please visit the Alzheimers Society website at
https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-support/your-dementia-support-services/singing-for-the-brain
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