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X-WR-CALNAME:Rehumanizing Memory Loss: A “Socialceutical” Approach to D
 ementia Care through Art\, Story\, Intergenerationality…and AI
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Daniel George\, PhD\, MSc\, Penn State College of Medi
 cine\n\nPharmaceutical approaches to memory loss have long carried high ho
 pes but delivered mixed results\, underscoring the need for care models ro
 oted in human connection rather than biological cure alone. In this talk\,
  Dr. Daniel George introduces the concept of “socialceuticals”—arts-
  and humanities-based practices designed to spark imagination\, joy\, and 
 belonging among people living with dementia.\n\nThe presentation highlight
 s Opening Minds Through Art and TimeSlips\, two intergenerational programs
  Dr. George has implemented with medical students at Penn State. Participa
 nts will also experience a brief TimeSlips session firsthand. The session 
 concludes with a forward-looking discussion on how generative AI might exp
 and and enhance these creative interventions. Rather than focusing solely 
 on restoring memory\, this talk invites audiences to consider how dementia
  care can be rehumanized through art\, storytelling\, and shared experienc
 e.
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SUMMARY:Rehumanizing Memory Loss: A “Socialceutical” Approach to Dement
 ia Care through Art\, Story\, Intergenerationality…and AI
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mcphs.edu/event/rehumanizing-memory-loss-a-soc
 ialceutical-approach-to-dementia-care-through-art-story-intergenerationali
 tyand-ai
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