Care That Restores Identity - Every Day, Montessori Brings It Back
MORE INFOAvailable Online or In Person, Including Private Onsite Sessions for Your Team | Registration Now Open for the Next In Person Session: October 1 & 2, 2025 | Barrie, Ontario | Only 15 Seats Available
DETAILS & REGISTRATIONEvery Behavior Has a Story. Learn to Listen — Because Behavior IS Communication.
DETAILS & REGISTRATIONEngagement in Meaningful Activities has Proven Results
DETAILS & REGISTRATIONMontessori Inspired Lifestyle® is Grounded in Science and Proven in Practice; a Rigorous, Evidence - Based Approach to Dementia Care
LEARN MORETrain your team with Canada’s exclusive provider. We’ll support your journey of culture change — CARD awards Bronze, Silver, and Gold when you’re ready.
EXPLORE THE CREDENTIALING PATHSmall Hands, Big Impact - Bringing purpose and delight to people living with dementia — and the children who visit them.
MORE INFOTrue adaptation is about blending with purpose, not fading away.
More About Creative AdaptationIn 1995, Dr. Cameron J. Camp, a psychologist, modified Dr. Maria Montessori’s educational method to suit elderly individuals with cognitive impairments, focusing on normalization. This adaptation is now known as the Montessori Inspired Lifestyle® for dementia care or the adapted Montessori method. Learn more about the method and the adaptation here.
The Montessori Dementia Center is proud to be the exclusive Canadian licensee and training partner of Dr. Camp and the renowned Center for Applied Research in Dementia (CARD). Learn more about implementing the Montessori Inspired Lifestyle® in your community.
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In the moderate stage of dementia, people often remain aware of what’s happening both around them and within them. They may feel the loss of…
READ MORELeading a long-term care or assisted living organization—especially one supporting people with dementia—means balancing mission with metrics. While quality care is the goal, success is…
READ MORE“Are You Staying Long?”: Loneliness, Love, and the Quiet Heartbreak of Rushed Visits She sits by the window every morning. The light shifts across her…
READ MOREThis is a great example of how operational logistics intersect with resident experience—and how a Montessori-informed approach can turn moments of potential disruption into moments…
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Monday, September 16, 2024
Brantford Golf & Country Club
Registration & Lunch 10:30 a.m.
Shotgun Start @ noon
In support of the Alzheimer’s Society
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Empowering Lives with Compassion and Innovation At the Montessori Dementia Center, we teach care partners how to transform the care experience for individuals living with neurological diseases. Through the principles of the Montessori method adapted for the cognitively impaired developed by Dr. Cameron Camp, we champion autonomy, dignity, and community engagement, ensuring every person is recognized for their unique abilities and potential.
In the moderate stage of dementia, people often remain aware of what’s happening both…
Leading a long-term care or assisted living organization—especially one supporting people with dementia—means balancing…