At the case conference, the idea sounded simple enough. “We could place a broom and dustpan in the corner of the dining room,” said the recreation therapist. “Not hidden. Visible. With a small sign that says, Help us keep the home clean.” She said it the way people do when they think they are suggesting something completely reasonable. And…
Small Roles, Big Impact: Montessori in Dementia Care – For people living with dementia, purpose doesn’t come from large responsibilities — it comes from small, everyday contributions that matter to their community. In long-term care and retirement residences, these roles may look simple to outsiders, but to the individual, they bring dignity, connection, and belonging. One woman takes pride in…
Caregiver Documentation: Write What Happened, Not What You Think It Means – In dementia…
When Memory Fails, What Replaces It? When people think about dementia, they often think…
