
Education & consulting
for singing care
in dementia
Why Singing in Care?
Singing revitalises our bodies and instantly releases tension. As ones emotions flow freely there’s still room for fun and connection. And, yes, even room for improved neural function. Singing activates those parts of the brain that appear lost in dementia and helps restore the former vibrance of the person.
Our collaborating partners:
Care-Singer Training

Professional, carer or volunteer? After this e-learning you know the value of singing, trust your own voice and are singing with gusto! Reconnect with dementia-sufferers and sing their favourite songs together.
“Collective singing improves wellbeing and happiness, both short and longterm.”
About Singing in Care
Maartje de Lint is the driving force behind Singing in Care. Its mission is to include singing activities in the basic dementia care package. With Maartje’s decisiveness, energy and sense of connection, she works together with scientists who specialise in dementia care to ensure that singing improves the quality of life for dementia-sufferers in the short and long term.
“My mother has regained her confidence, forgets her worries and is happy again.”