…Evidence-Based Memory Intervention describes a simple, effective process that can significantly improve people’s daily performance, safety, and confidence. This practical guide takes a fresh approach to Spaced Retrieval, teaching this…
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…of evidence-based examples, Memory and Communication Aids for People with Dementia contains all the information needed to develop personalized supports for any individual and every circumstance. From low-tech options such…
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…program Falls prevention guidelines Falls prevention program policy Falls prevention protocols Falls risk intervention and screening tool Environmental safety checklist Environmental precautions handout An approach to assessing medications and fall…
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…help improve functioning, communication, and quality of life? The Environment & Communication Assessment Toolkit (ECAT) for Dementia Care is your answer! This evidence-based toolkit includes the tools you need to…
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The Environment and Communication Assessment Toolkit for Dementia Care (ECAT) Evidence-based assessment tools and intervention procedures to ensure the highest quality of life for people with dementia PROVEN ASSESSMENT TO…
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…is a strength-based intervention that includes tools and step-by-step instructions for matching a person’s level of cognitive function and current abilities with activities tailored to past interests. It helps reduce…
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…and make dietary choices is an important facet of person-centered care. This pragmatic guidebook for administrators, nurses, food service managers, and dietitians demonstrates step by step how to honor residents’…
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…quality of life? The Environment & Communication Assessment Toolkit (ECAT) for Dementia Care is your answer! This evidence-based toolkit includes the tools you need to assess, intervene, and modify on…
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Meet the growing demand for memory-enhancement programs with this ready-to-use course for boosting brain function! If you have thought about creating a memory enhancement course but don’t know where to…
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…individuals or groups to use to engage the brain through the five senses: sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell. Developed by author and memory-loss specialist Kristin Einberger, each of the…
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