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Life Enrichment: Soft Sensory Interventions We now know that residents who have previously been considered “unresponsive” can indeed be “responsive” when special techniques are ...

... techniques, we work side-by-side with all professional and front-line staff.  Demonstrations, exercises and discussions help staff internalize the training, increasing their sensitivity to residents’ ...

... genuine purpose, and genuine peace.  Additionally, caregivers report a tremendous “clinical” improvement for residents – fewer falls, less psychotropic medication use, less agitation ...

...  “Strength-based stations” are implemented – allowing residents to participate individually or in very small groups... Life Enrichment: Therapeutic Small Groups Somewhere beneath the bewildered ...

7 Things Your Residents Want You to Know Drawn from the real-life stories of long-term care professionals and their residents, it’s an uplifting, lighthearted look at what makes our residents tick!  ...

How does The Alzheimer’s Dementia Lounge work? “Strength-based stations” are implemented – allowing residents to participate individually or in very small groups – pursuing ...

Keynote Session:    7 Things Your Residents Want You to Know… Length:  1 hour Keynote Session:    7 Things the Resident with Alzheimer’s Wants You to Know… ...

...  The “Gemini” name – with its root in the Latin word for “twins” – was inspired by the pair’s identical philosophy of service to residents and mutual passion for long-term care. more. . . ...

...  The “Gemini” name – with its root in the Latin word for “twins” – was inspired by the pair’s identical philosophy of service to residents and mutual passion for long-term care. more. . . ...

... life enrichment.  She has spent past nine years as a hands-on consultant to front-line staff and residents – typically, on-site four to five days per week – in nursing homes, assisted ...

... moments of genuine pleasure, genuine purpose, and genuine peace.  Professional caregivers typically report a tremendous “clinical” improvement for residents – fewer falls, less ...