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Another string to their bow: music helping in-home carers of people living with dementia

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Professor Felicity Baker (R) runs a music therapy session for people living with dementia
Professor Felicity Baker (R) runs a music therapy session for people living with dementia Source: Supplied

The Homeside program's creator says it's uniquely placed to help people living with dementia from non-English-speaking backgrounds.

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The Homeside program's creator says it's uniquely placed to help people living with dementia from non-English-speaking backgrounds.

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