by Jennifer Brush and published by the Ohio Council for Cognitive Health Creating a memory center in the home can create a sense of security and reduce anxiety because the person knows just where to look for important information. Simple, low-cost changes can be made to help people living with cognitive impairment to be more…
Kathy Werner enrolled in the Montessori Practitioner’s Certificate course because of her strong desire to learn Montessori in a hands-on way. Kathy has eleven years of experience as a trainer working with adults with intellectual and physical disabilities and 20 years working as a physical therapist assistant. One of Kathy’s case studies was with a…
Rather than putting excess demands on the impaired memory of someone with dementia, help the person by compensating for cognitive changes. Find a spot in your home that is centrally located, or a spot where you often spend time. Take down wall decor, clear up the clutter and create a memory center in your home…
