At the Bartlett nursing home in the town of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (UK), the elderly felt like they were in their twenties when participating in a special photo session recreating some of the most famous album covers of American singer Taylor. Swift. But this is not simply an entertainment event, but a therapy method named after herself: “Taylor Swift therapy for people with memory loss”.

When participating in this therapy, the elderly will listen to music, take photos, etc., thereby helping elderly people with memory loss feel happier, love life more, and have a positive impact on mental health.

Taylor Swift is considered the best musician today. According to many critics, her most outstanding talent is melody. Times magazine once rated Taylor Swift as one of the most important artists of the current generation, with great influence on many aspects of contemporary culture. That is also the reason why she is loved by both young and old fans.

Several studies have found that the most effective music for dementia patients has a tempo of 80-120 beats per minute. “We found 30 Taylor Swift songs that have a very consistent tempo, around 100 beats per minute,” said photographer and content producer Robin Hill.

According to scientists, Alzheimer’s is a disease that makes people easily feel isolated, leading to depression. In addition to its role in enhancing mood and enhancing memory, music also helps people with Alzheimer’s disease reduce depression and anxiety.

Activities at the Bartlett nursing home prove that age is not a barrier in celebrating the magic of music. And music is indeed helping a lot of elderly people in nursing homes here in the UK. Not only do they love life more, but their memory loss is also improved.