Singing for the brain with Bristol Care Homes

The event is being held in collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Society.

This unique initiative is designed to support people living with dementia, using the joy and power of music to spark memories, boost well-being, and create lasting connections.

Singing for the Brain is more than just a sing-along – it’s a chance for people living with dementia to reconnect with cherished memories through familiar songs.

Music has been shown to have a profound effect on memory and mood, especially for those with cognitive challenges.

By bringing people together in a friendly, supportive environment like the one in our care homes in Bristol, this event helps build social connections while providing a fun and engaging activity for all involved.

Research has long highlighted the benefits of music for those living with dementia.

Familiar songs can trigger memory recall, reduce anxiety, and promote emotional well-being.

The act of singing together also helps foster a sense of belonging and connection, which is vital for both those living with dementia and their caregivers.

First Event Date: September 25 Time: 2pm – 3.30pm

Location: Quarry House Care Home, Adelaide Place, Channons Hill, Fishponds, Bristol.

This will be the first of many monthly sessions, and everyone is invited – whether you’re a resident, family member, or member of the local community – to come along and be a part of this uplifting experience.

This project reflects the ongoing commitment we have here at Bristol Care Homes to enhance the quality of life for our residents and their families.

How to Attend the event at Quarry House, Bristol Care Homes No RSVP is needed, just come along to Quarry House in Fishponds on Wednesday, September 25, starting 2pm. Tea, coffee and cakes are on the house.

The next event will be at our home in Almondsbury, Glebe House – keep an eye on Bristol Care Homes social media channels to find out the date and time.