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March 2020
Middle Stage Education Series
FOR: Caregivers and family members and friends of persons living with dementia. SESSIONS: 3 PURPOSE: Understanding the unique needs of the middle stage of dementia. How to support responsive behaviours, safety and security of the home environment. TOPICS: Communication strategies, activities of daily living (ADL) and self-care for the caregiver.
Positive Approach to Care – Workshop C
Developed by occupational therapist Teepa Snow, our PAC workshops focus on the interpersonal dynamics of supporting a changing brain. A variety of skills are taught in an interactive group style. FOR: For families, agencies and LTC Homes. SESSIONS: 3 (Participation Certificate received upon completion), $30-$80/session PURPOSE: Helps participants better understand the experience of dementia and provides practical tools to help support persons living with dementia. TOPICS: Workshop A: Normal Aging/Not Normal Aging Workshop B: Positive Physical Approach (PPA) and Hand-Under-Hand…
April 2020
First Steps
FOR: Individuals with early stage dementia and their primary caregiver(s). SESSIONS: 4 PURPOSE: Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias to understand the diagnosis and learn about tips and strategies that might help you day to day. TOPICS: The different types of dementia, the resulting changes in the brain, planning for the future, and strategies to remain independent for as long as possible. Please contact: 289-837-2310 for correct event times.
First Steps – Brantford
FOR: Individuals with early stage dementia and their primary caregiver(s). SESSIONS: 4 PURPOSE: Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias to understand the diagnosis and learn about tips and strategies that might help you day to day. TOPICS: The different types of dementia, the resulting changes in the brain, planning for the future, and strategies to remain independent for as long as possible. Call (519) 759-7692 for event start time.
Learning the ROPES
FOR: Person living with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI™) and their close family members or friends who are living in the community. Eligibility: a physician referral is required. Clients must be functionally independent (i.e., no dementia), have a memory complaint consistent with MCI, and be available and interested in participating. SESSIONS: 6, $60/pair for materials PURPOSE: Focuses on optimizing cognitive health through lifestyle choices, memory training, and psychosocial support. TOPICS: Education about MCI and lifestyle factors for promoting cognitive health and…