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MMM & Our Philosophy
Reaching Global
Over 25 organizations and news sources worldwide have covered the Music Mends Minds story and our philosophy on the transformative power of music on the mind. The research behind our mission about the effects of music on the brain to prevent neurocognitive decline has been and is actively being conducted and expanded across the globe from the U.S. to Europe and Asia.
Check out the latest media publications of Music Mends Minds below to read about different perspectives of our story and mission!

November 26, 2021
Music Mends Minds: Magical Memories
Neurological disorders are life-changing and will ultimately be life-ending. Although there are no cures for these diseases, there are things that can help patients live a more fulfilling life; one woman is harnessing the power of music to help mend minds.
WMAR 2 News Baltimore

September 15, 2015
The More We Play, More Their Old Selves Return
Like a wilting flower that has just been watered, Irwin Rosenstein sits at the piano and comes to life.
People Magazine
October 10, 2022
Born to Talk Podcast: Interview with Carol
Listen to this powerful podcast as Carol is interviewed by Marsha Wietecha. Carol continues to advocate for the power of music as medicine. This is corroborated by the scientific community to bring pure joy and increased brain function to patients suffering from neurodegenerative diseases. This includes traumatic brain injury and stroke. Along with PTSD, caregivers, and families at large.
Born To Talk with Marsha Wietecha
December 2021
Music as Medicine: Harmonies that Heal
View the 1-minute Ivanhoe Broadcasting News segment that tells the story of a former Swan Lake ballerina, Marta Gonzalez, who now has Alzheimer's. Marta Gonzalez is seen dancing the Swan Lake choreography when the Swan Lake music sparks her memory of her dancing ballerina days.
Ivanhoe Broadcasting News
December 2021
"Let's Talk Caregiving" Podcast ft. MMM
In this month's episode, Martha chats with Carol Rosenstein, Founder & Executive Director of Music Mends Minds. Carol's non-profit creates music for groups of patients with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's, traumatic brain injury, stroke and PTSD. Hear examples of how music can be a powerful therapeutic for both caregivers and their care recipient.
The Power of Music in Caregiving