are the last parts of the brain touched by alzheimer's. music therapists have the capability to develop relationships and bonds with their patients, especially through repeated sessions. music can help with an adjustment toward unfamiliar environments as well as settings that trigger memories from deep in the past. these sessions can often lead to uncontrollable emotions, as evidenced in the patients dan cohen describes and highlights in nursing homes in alive inside. one patient documented in alive inside had used a walker for many years, and while listening to a song from her youth was able to dance without the use of her walker. popular media alzheimer's disease has been discussed in popular media outlets. the 2014 film alive inside follows patients with alzheimer's disease and demonstrates how music can be used as a means for music therapy to alleviate some suffering and pain. this film highlights the impact that music can have on those who can not communicate in traditional ways, and the power that music can play, particularly that from one's youth. alive inside won the audience award for u.s. documentaries, which was screened at the sundance film festival. in response to the film, the alive inside foundation, founded in 2010, rose in popularity. the foundation's motto is the "empathy revolution" and aims to connect youth and older adults with alzheimer's disease, specifically through music. the goal of the foundation is to administer music via the form of ipods to every nursing home across the united states. additionally, the alzheimer's association gives a list of caregivers tips for people with alzheimer's relatives and friends. they state that music therapy has been found to enhance cognition and can help caregivers better take care of those affected by alzheimer's.