Home cognitive stimulation: what does it involve for someone living with Alzheimer's?
Principles, examples of activities and limitations of cognitive stimulation carried out at home.
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Articles to help you better understand cognitive stimulation, behavioural difficulties, carer respite and gerontological support at home. They do not replace the advice of a healthcare professional.
In-Home PASA-Inspired Workshop or Care Facility PASA: What Are the Differences?
Understanding what a PASA is and what distinguishes an in-home workshop inspired by its approaches.
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Home gerontological evaluation: what is its purpose and how to prepare for it?
Objectives, process and preparation for the gerontological assessment carried out at home.
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Agitation, disorientation, apathy : how to respond day to day as a family carer?
Simple guidance to cope with difficult moments and know when to ask for help.
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Carer respite: why make time for yourself and how to organise it?
Taking time for yourself is not a luxury: practical guidance on organising your respite.
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Montessori-inspired activities for older adults: principles and simple examples
Autonomy, choice, success : Montessori principles applied to simple everyday activities.
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Reminiscence: rekindling memories to foster communication
Photographs, music, keepsakes: how past memories become a pathway to meaningful exchange.
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Parkinson's disease: the benefits of gentle motor activities at home
Gentle, adapted, and guided activities, complementing care from healthcare professionals.
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Home-care agencies: why work with a specialist gerontology practitioner?
Complementing your care provision for clients living with cognitive impairments, via subcontracting.
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Gerontology Care Assistant (ASG): What is their role with older adults?
Duties, specific expertise and the role of the ASG with people living with cognitive impairments.
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