Alzheimer's, Art and… The Rolling Stones! 🎸 Willy Gilder shares how personally meaningful music from his upbringing in the 1960s helped him reconnect with his love of drawing and painting following his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. 🎶 Watch the full video: bit.ly/3PXm7oC

Hear from one of our community partners Dipak Dristi, a social group who support those living with #dementia in Tameside. Using our resources, they help people build a personalised playlist that can help bring back memories 🎶 #WorldAlzMonth

‘Playlists can change people’s lives’ 🎵 such a joyful video to share ahead of #NationalPlaylistDay on 29th September

WATCH: The First Dance 🤵 👰 Iain saw the power of personal music in action when a tape he shared with a peer at his #dementia group brought back memories of a first dance with their late wife. Many thanks to Iain for sharing such a touching story with us 💚 #WorldAlzMonth

It's #NationalPlaylistDay! 🎶 🎉 💚 Everyone has a unique soundtrack to their life... what's on yours? Help us raise awareness of the power of #music for #dementia by sharing the songs that give you that flashback feeling: bit.ly/memorybump

Thank you Willy Gilder for championing the powerful effects of personal music! 🎶 Find the music that connects you to your past: bit.ly/playlist-day #NationalPlaylistDay

Annnd we are live! We're kicking off our #TwitterChat with this lovely clip from our Help Point Kirrie Connections Meeting Centre 💚🎶 Is there a Scottish song that brings back a memory for you? Share it below using #NationalPlaylistDay!

Our Executive Director Michelle shares the song that takes her back to a teen crush for #NationalPlaylistDay 😃🎶💚 Which song made you swoon? 🥰

"I imagine that Dad is in the passenger seat next to me." 💚 Alicia from SeeingThingsDifferently shares a memory of singing in the car with her late father, who lived with PCA. Hear how one song always transports her back to that time 🎶 #NationalPlaylistDay #WorldAlzMonth

"Music rewired me" 🎸 🎶 Willy Gilder shares how personally meaningful music from his upbringing in the 60s helped him reconnect with his love of art following his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Watch the full video: bit.ly/3PXm7oC #NationalPlaylistDay #WorldAlzMonth

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We are at The Ripple today for a preview of Dr Isa Rao's short film on nature prescribing. This weekend, we'll be releasing her film and we'll dig deeper into the stories of those who have experienced the transformative benefits of the practice. Keep your eyes peeled 📷

We’re thrilled to be welcoming 18 successful applicants onto our 8th edition of Filmonomics 🌟Hugely talented filmmakers on the cusp of their first feature will be joining us for four months of industry panels, roundtables, group coaching and networking 🎬

As part of our Mind the Health Gap series in collaboration with 🦋 @greatergovanhill.com on BlueSky 🦋, we have looked at nature prescribing and the benefits it can bring to our health. Here’s the short film by Dr Isa Rao that was born from that experience bit.ly/41cBwYq?utm_so…

And that's a wrap! Congratulations to our #Filmonomics graduates 🎓🥂 Huge thanks go to our funders ScreenSkills, to Glasgow Film Festival for hosting us and to all of the speakers, mentors and coaches who have supported our talented #Filmonomics cohort over the past four months 🙏

Every two hours, a man in the UK takes his own life. A story of resilience and survival, watch our short doc 'A Little While Longer' now on YouTube. 👀 youtu.be/p6U5dk6T8KI

Every 2 hours, a man in the UK takes his own life. Today marks the launch of 'A Little While Longer’, a documentary which follows three male suicide attempt survivors on the Isle of Arran. Please join us in support and watch at: youtu.be/p6U5dk6T8KI See Me

One of the most courageous and truthful pieces of filmmaking we showcased was the deeply moving A Little While Longer - a film about three men who survived suicide attempts. We will forever be grateful to the filmmakers for submitting this incredible film to the festival. This

Merci beaucoup to Visions du Reel for inviting us to pitch Flotsam! Thanks to British Council Film for making it happen!