Emily Silverman
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first heard Dec 2017
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I'm Dr.
Emily Silverman and you're listening to Remo.
Today we're speaking with Kaylee Glenn.
Kaylee is the founder and president of the Day by Day Project, a nonprofit dedicated to transforming dementia care through the power of music.
Inspired at the age of ten when she first played violin in a memory care facility.
Cayley launched the organization, originally called the Dementia Project, as a teenager.
With a background in neuroscience, she has developed programs like the memory disco, which bring joy, connection, and improved quality of life to individuals living with dementia.
Through her leadership, the Day by Day project has engaged communities, trained volunteers, and reimagined music as a tool for care, earning national recognition for its innovative approach.
Kaylee, thank you so much for coming onto Remo.
Thank you for having me, I really appreciate it.
So Kaylee, tell us about your love of music.
When and how did that begin and what role has music played in your own life since you were young?
So how did you get that idea?
Maybe I'll practice in this super low stakes environment where I'm just bringing some joy to people and they don't care if I'm, you know, practicing the perfect uh violin stroke or something like that.
Wow, what was it like to come back again and again and play with this woman who had been an opera singer and couldn't really sing anymore but was still
Connecting with you and connecting with your music.
Like what was that relationship like as such a young person?
I mean, how old were you at that time?
So then you decided to formalize this and start an organization.
So tell us about that.
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