Category: Therapeutic Recreation
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Stimulating Minds: 6 Tips for Dementia
Stimulation for people with dementia is one of the most important aspects of their quality of life. Meaningful activities encourage positive self image and feelings of worth. As each stage of dementia limits and hinders different abilities, we must understand what may have been enjoyable for someone in one stage, may become too overwhelming for
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Framing Well-Being: Dementia and Photography
Beyond just capturing an image, photography becomes a channel for independence, reminiscing therapy, and a profound connection to one’s environment. In this article, we will explore the diverse benefits, from sustaining physical functions to promoting self-awareness. Discover how photography, through its lens, transforms and enriches the lives of those with dementia. 1. Independence Encouraging individuals
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The Power of Recreation Therapy
Understanding Recreation Therapy Recreation therapy is a purposeful intervention that uses spots, leisure, hobbies and activities as a rehabilitation approach. It acknowledges diverse needs, abilities and preferences of each individual, aiming to enhance various aspects of well-being. Whether through art, movement, or other recreational activities, the goal is to create a tailored and meaningful experience
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7 Activities for Late Stage Dementia
Late-stage dementia varies for each person; some may sleep all day, some may wander aimlessly, and others may be withdrawn. In many cases, aphasia sets in during late-stage dementia, making it challenging to understand and find words. Communicating with them may require relying on tone and body language rather than words. Even in end-of-life or
Caring for Dementia 