Combining the expertise of researchers with the experience of those in the field to create innovative ways of improving our lives as we age.
photo: Luther Manor - Milwaukee, WI 2006
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CREATE/CHANGE: Transforming Care for Elders through Creative Engagement
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Sharon Azinger, Nathaniel Brown, Ellen Nocun, Mark Thompson
Melissa Brown, Jennifer Hilber, Lean Iversen, Jeanette Miranda, Natosha Nisporic, Susannah Rotter, and Lauren Wiczynski
TimeSlips is an innovative, inexpensive, and affective group storytelling method that helps people with dementia reaffirm their humanity and connect with staff, family, and friends.
Let Your Imagination Soar!
• Visit the free interactive website, www.timeslips.org
• Write, read, and share stories with friends and family
• Share one-on-one or in group settings
• Opens storytelling to everyone
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• Register for self-paced online TimeSlips Facilitator training
• Become a TimeSlips Certified Facilitator
• Certify your facility or organization in the TimeSlips method
The Penelope Project seeks to improve the quality of life of all those who live, work, and visit a long term care facility by engaging them in a creative, meaningful, extended and shared project.
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CAC Plans Summer Institute for 2012
How can the ARTS help change the culture of long term care? For 4 days in June of 2012, you can explore this very questions.
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TimeSlips Featured in the Chicago Tribune
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The Almost Home film takes you inside the revolutionary transformation of a nursing home.