Memory care

Looking into Memory Care for your loved one? Memory Loss is Scary and Overwhelming. I can help you navigate through the ins and outs of dementia care needs with my short guide explaining what you can expect at Memory Care Facilities.

Creative Art Co's resident "front doors" are deliberately traditional and retro for residents-in-long-term and memory care. They bring a sense of community that says “neighbourhood” rather than institution. Other benefits, besides adding colourful cheer are: help with way-finding (locating one’s own room or that of a family member) and a sense of pride in having one’s own defined space.

Dementia Life Station Memory Care Life Skills

10 whiteboard activity ideas. A compilation of ideas for activities to do on a whiteboard. A versitile tool for anyone working with others.

Senior living design has become a primary focus for the work we do at Studio 1-2-1. So much intentionality and thoughtfulness goes into designing interiors for senior residents and our team is passionate about it. One of our resident designers gives us an inside look at the details involved when designing for our senior living clients — especially as it relates to memory care.

In her popular training, “Filling the Day with Meaning,” Teepa Snow, a leading educator on dementia, says, “Meaningful days matter to all people. This need does not change for someone […]

During your working hours, you will see many clients outside of programmed activities; seize the opportunity and engage with them. It will only take a minute or two and can transform someone's state of mind and lift their spirits more than you can imagine.

Sensory stimulation is the activation of one or more of the senses such as taste, smell, sight, hearing, and touch. Sensory stimulation is a key component for improving the quality of life of people living with dementia.

Facing a tough decision? Learn the compassionate approach to discussing memory care with your loved one. You're not alone on this emotional journey. ❤️👨‍👧 #MemoryCare #FamilySupport

These laminated cards are great for someone with Alzheimer's/ dementia to match and sort! I made them from old calendars.

Creative Art Co's selection of windows interactive or non-interactive are the perfect accompaniment to our resident “Front Door” wraps. Like the "Front Door" wraps, these shuttered windows add to a sense of community and create a less institutional look for residents on their daily walks down hallways.

"What if we design an environment that looks like outside?" he said. "What if I can have a sunrise and sunset inside the building?

Doll therapy is so beneficial for those who are drawn to it. Having therapy dolls displayed in visible locations on memory care units, and particularly in a nursery life station setting, provides t…

A CARE home is taking dementia patients on a trip back in time with a room in their building transformed into a vintage train carriage.

Sorting Colored Spoons! An easy and productive Alzheimer's Activity.... Pick uplifting, bright colors that are appealing and fun:-)

During your working hours, you will see many clients outside of programmed activities; seize the opportunity and engage with them. It will only take a minute or two and can transform someone's state of mind and lift their spirits more than you can imagine.

These touchy-feely sensory pouches (also known as squish bags and sensory pads) are a wonderful way to explore the senses. They are also so easy to make! Making sensory pouches is a quick and inexpensive way to make an engaging and relaxing sensory activity for people living with dementia.

Inland Christian Home in Ontario provides full-time care & daycare services to the senior living community experiencing memory-related disorders & conditions