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The TTAP Method™
Speaker(s): Linda Levine Madori, Ph.D., CTRS, ATR-BC, LCAT
> Logistics
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Related book: Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults
Seminar length: 1/2–2 days
Number
of participants: flexible format
Who
will benefit from this seminar: Art Therapists, Recreation
Therapists, Educators in the field of gerontology or Dementia, Administrators,
Social Workers, Caregivers and any other health professional working
with the aging population or those diagnosed with Alzheimer's Population.
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Have another idea? Tell us about it, and we'll do our best to customize this seminar to your needs!
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> Seminar Description
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Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming is a structured Multimodal approach to therapy, specifically effective with individuals with Alzheimer's disease. Three studies to date have shown significant correlations to enhanced cognition and psychosocial wellbeing. It utilizes standard art/recreation activities and frames the activities within a therapeutic group themed approach. This technique can then be employed by professionals in differing ways depending on their field of study (e.g. education, teachers, administrators, nursing, social work, creative arts therapy, therapeutic recreation) to assist in therapeutic goal setting, and facilitate effective documentation.
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Seminars
by Linda Levine Madori
The TTAP
Method™ Certification Course to staff and professionals- Two
day educational training on the TTAP Method
Cost: $500.00 per person, minimum 10 people, no maximum
The TTAP Method™ Certification Course to Researchers- Two
day educational training on the TTAP Method and structured research proposal
to implement at any facility. Trainer would assist in the final writing
of the results of the research study.
Cost: $600.00 per person, minimum 10 people, no maximum
The TTAP Method™ Overview for Alzheimer's Care- One full day
or half day
Cost: $2,500 - $3,500, no minimum or maximum participants
The TTAP Method™ for Caregivers- One full day or half day
Cost: $2,500 - $3,500, no minimum or maximum participants
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