Welcome to my music services for People Living With Dementia

I offer live music to groups and individuals with dementia in care settings on a regular and on-going basis. Scientific research shows that listening and interacting with music improves well-being and mood, as well as stimulating cognitive function. Personal and meaningful music helps to restore our sense of identity and is a powerful emotional outlet.

"The group music is the only activity she enjoys" (husband of resident)

"The very first song made me relaxed. I'd felt so stressed and it just let everything go.

It was nice."

(Care staff)

"It's like you're family"

Resident

Testimonials

Abbie Kehinde, Home Manager (Westcombe Park)

"For a fact the residents like the music session and staff too. I listen out every week while working and a refreshing time it is."

Mojibola Olusesan, Home Manager, (Puddingstone Grange)

It is so important to us that our residents enjoy quality of life and the music sessions are a hugely beneficial way of helping them achieve it. We hope we can continue with music sessions as long as we can.

If music is the food of life, food of love, residents at Puddingstone Grange are happy for Eleanor to play it on.

Mandy Horsely, Care home administrator, Morden College

Eleanor is every bit the professional, does everything properly/ thoroughly while being being warm, interactive and engaging. Her music is an eagerly anticipated part of activities at CWC.

Activity co-ordinator, Brook House

Eleanor’s music sessions are always fully of energy, positive feelings. There is a big variety of songs including instruments such as shakers. Residents also enjoy conducting, singing in 2-3 parts and clapping in rhythm. Residents are smiling, they are happy.

Derek Bruce, Resident (Westcombe Park)