2008
DOI: 10.4017/gt.2008.07.02.151.00
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Utilizing Montessori and universal design principles to produce a group activity for people with dementia

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“…Moreover, activities should be designed to be multisensory and dynamic to continually meet the needs of individuals with varying levels of competency. 30 One of the therapeutic cognitive interventions based on the Montessori principles is Memory Magic Program, [30][31][32][33] of which the design process has been described in detail. 32 The therapy consists of individual games that provide the content for a session.…”
Section: Leisure Activities and Robotic Therapy For People With Dementiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, activities should be designed to be multisensory and dynamic to continually meet the needs of individuals with varying levels of competency. 30 One of the therapeutic cognitive interventions based on the Montessori principles is Memory Magic Program, [30][31][32][33] of which the design process has been described in detail. 32 The therapy consists of individual games that provide the content for a session.…”
Section: Leisure Activities and Robotic Therapy For People With Dementiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participants are empowered to engage in normal social activity rather than nonparticipation and negative behaviors. 30 These games can be played at multiple degrees of difficulty, depending on the level of understanding of the players. Players were found to be more engaged compared to standard activities as well as showing less disruptive behaviors and more helping behaviors and exhibiting more positive affect.…”
Section: Leisure Activities and Robotic Therapy For People With Dementiamentioning
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“…Edema can be controlled with the use of diuretics and dietary sodium restriction, and, in leg wounds, edema can be managed with the use of compression therapy 5 . Inadequate compression therapy is associated with lower healing and wound recurrence 6 .…”
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