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Secrets to Engaging People with Dementia: SORTING & MATCHING

Secrets to Engaging People with Dementia: SORTING & MATCHING, a research-based approach to engaging those in early to late stages of dementia How Dementia Caregivers Can Engage Residents with early to late stages of dementia Contact MaryBeth Watson, Divisional Leader of Hearthstone, at [email protected] to learn more about implementing best-practice engagement into a senior living community or to request materials mentioned in this video. The Hearthstone Institute at Abe’s Garden's monthly educational web series shares memory care best practices from the research-based I'm Still Here® approach. These brief videos provide useful tips to anyone working with or caring for someone living with cognitive challenges. The Hearthstone Institute at Abe’s Garden Director Sharon Johnson provides research-based insights into successful engagement for people living with dementia. In this video, we discuss engaging through sorting and matching activities. Sharon talks through several examples of these activities and explains how they may be adjusted depending on the participant's abilities. Research-based tools for these activities may be requested by contacting Sharon. The Hearthstone Institute at Abe’s Garden offers a wide range of solutions for the full spectrum of dementia care providers – from day programs and home care to skilled nursing (and everything in between!). Our training programs provide the most comprehensive, transformational, evidence-based dementia education available in the senior living industry today. If you would like your program to offer residents an opportunity to be authentically engaged and live life with meaning and purpose, give us a call, and let us help you make that dream come true! For more information, contact Sharon at [email protected]. Learn more about Hearthstone Institute at Abe’s Garden by visiting www.abesgarden.org/education-advisory-services/ #imstillhere #dementia #caregiver #dementiacaregiver #seniorliving #seniorlivingcommunity #educationalvideo #memorycare #alzheimer #activities #assistedliving