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    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
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    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
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    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
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    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
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  • The Guide
    • How to Use these Guidelines
    • The Relationship between Music and Dementia: An Overview
    • Quick Reference Guide to Music Selection for People with Dementia
    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
    • Chapter 2 – Identifying Key Changes to Behaviour
    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
    • References
    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
    • Appendix 3 – Changes in Behaviour template
    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
    • Appendix 6 – Template for Rating Strength of Response to Music
    • Appendix 7 – Listening Diary & Music Usage Plan template
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  • The Guide
    • How to Use these Guidelines
    • The Relationship between Music and Dementia: An Overview
    • Quick Reference Guide to Music Selection for People with Dementia
    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
    • Chapter 2 – Identifying Key Changes to Behaviour
    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
    • References
    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
    • Appendix 3 – Changes in Behaviour template
    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
    • Appendix 6 – Template for Rating Strength of Response to Music
    • Appendix 7 – Listening Diary & Music Usage Plan template
  • Alternative Music Services
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    • Alternative Music Services
  • The Guide
    • How to Use these Guidelines
    • The Relationship between Music and Dementia: An Overview
    • Quick Reference Guide to Music Selection for People with Dementia
    • Chapter 1 – Assessment of Vulnerability to Negative Responses
    • Chapter 2 – Identifying Key Changes to Behaviour
    • Chapter 3 – Personal Taste and Preferences
    • Chapter 4 – Selecting Music for Playlists: How Music Features Interact with Particular Symptoms
    • Chapter 5 – Creating and using playlists: making choices about technology
    • Chapter 6 – Monitoring and Managing Adverse Reactions
    • References
    • Appendix 1 – Vulnerability Scale template
    • Appendix 2 – Global Deterioration Scale, and the Seven Stages of Dementia
    • Appendix 3 – Changes in Behaviour template
    • Appendix 4 – Determining Music Preferences template
    • Appendix 5 – Examples of Songs by Genre, Tempo, & Decade
    • Appendix 6 – Template for Rating Strength of Response to Music
    • Appendix 7 – Listening Diary & Music Usage Plan template
  • Alternative Music Services
  • Playlist Examples
  • Templates
  • Feedback
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Playlist privacy

You can choose which playlists are shown on your profile.

For playlists that don’t display on your profile, note that:

  • If you share them, recipients can play, follow, and share them to others.
  • Playlist followers can display them on their profiles.
  • If the playlist is collaborative, any recipient can edit the playlist.

Pick your device for how to add or remove playlists on your profile.

Mobile & Tablet
  1. Tap Horizontal 3 dots icon  (iOS) / Vertical 3 dots icon (Android) at the top of the playlist.
  2. Select Add to profile or Remove from profile.
Desktop & Web Player
  • Right-click the playlist.
  • Select Add to profile or Remove from profile.

Add new playlists to your profile by default

By default, playlists you create don’t show on your profile, but you can switch this anytime.

Note: You need the desktop app to set a default, but it applies to all devices.

  1. In the desktop app, click Down arrow icon at the top and select Settings.
  2. Under Social, switch on/off Make my new playlists public.

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