How the M.I. Care Survey and Plan™ Supports Participants in the GUIDE Program
By IntelliAbility The GUIDE Program (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience), [...]
Why Sensory Activities Are Essential for People with Dementia Who Have Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
In dementia care, one of the most overlooked pathways to [...]
Honoring Intrapersonal Intelligence in Dementia Care: Why Overstimulation Can Be Harmful
Caregivers working with individuals living with dementia are constantly navigating [...]
They Like Music—Now What? Why Preferences Alone Don’t Deliver Real Care
They Like Music—Now What? Why Preferences Alone Don’t Deliver Real [...]
Ten Years of Purpose: Applying Multiple Intelligences to Transform Dementia Care
Ten Years of Purpose: Applying Multiple Intelligences to Transform Dementia [...]
AAC systems will help individuals with dementia who cannot talk
Dementia affects brain areas responsible for language. Those with it [...]
Comfortable Environments: Helping People with Dementia Thrive
The MISPWD presents a win-win for residents and care providers. Residents like Frank will have happier days and staff will feel empowered by survey results that optimize their care.
Can identifying one’s multiple intelligences help avoid premature hospice placement?
Several years ago, I had a client named Johnny; like so many others with dementia, he experienced urinary tract infections often, which, for him, frequently led to hospitalizations.