Mandy Brown 

Most approaches to Alzheimer’s care begin with what is lost. Memory. Language. Recognition. Independence.   What is spoken about far less is what remains—and what quietly responds when it is met. When we began our healing-based observational study with people living with Alzheimer’s, we did not set out to prove anything dramatic. There were no expectations of recovery, reversal, or transformation. The intention was simple: to observe whether consistent, gentle healing session