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Interview

Charlie Parr

There can be a very visceral reality to sensory memory.


Taste can bring back visuals.


Smells can trigger memories.


Whether it’s the popping greens after a fresh rain, or the dank smells of cellar air, it’s hard not to have multiple experiences at any given moment.

 

Even in memory care units, music is used to brighten and build, and stringed vibrations can bring cognitive results.
 

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