Training Course 2: Continuing Ed Course for Cloning
Americans now spend 90% of their lives totally indoors! It’s not just your tan that suffers from a shut in lifestyle. According to mass amounts of research, being in nature can improve your health, mood, outlook, longevity, concentration, and life overall. We have seen all of the warnings on news programs about the effects not being outdoors is having on our children. What isn’t being addressed is the effect it is having on our seniors. The amount of time spent outdoors dramatically decreases as we age. Add in lack of consistent transportation and the same view day in and day out and we’ve got an epidemic. This course aims to provide you with some helpful information about the benefits of time spent outdoors while arming you with an arsenal of great outdoor activities to get your residents breathing some fresh air…and yourself.
Utilize our easy to print format in the Click N Print section to make a quick reference binder with all of the activities provided within this online workshop!
- Provide student with a myriad of activity ideas within separate activity categories.
- Provide insight into benefits of outdoor activity.
- Provide a quick reference binder for the student to utilize within their own facilities.
Workshop Content:
- Outdoor Statistics
- Benefits of Seniors Being Outdoors
- Nature Deficit Disorder
- Earthing
- Back to Nature Activities
- Indoor Nature Activities
- Physical Outdoor Activities
- Outdoor Parties
- Resident Outdoor Assessment
The Multi-Sensory Experience
Every human being is created with the magnificent senses. Whether you are young or old, healthy or sick each one of us experiences life through our senses. In this class you will learn how senses affect those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or some other form of dementia. The use of knowledge, activates and day to day uses will help assist our residents to experience a positive sensory experience in their day to day lives.
Utilize our easy to print format in the Click N Print section to make a quick reference binder with all of the activities provided within this online workshop!
- Familiarize yourself with the 8 senses and how they can affect those with dementia
- Provide the learner with practical uses for the 8 senses
- Enhance the learner’s accessibility to different activities that can help promote the residents’ senses.
- Provide 4 different programs that the learner can implement within their activity program
- Provide a list of supplies that the learner will need to implement these 4 different programs.
Workshop Content:
- The Definition of Sensory
- The 8 senses (not 5)
- How the 8 senses can affect someone who suffers from Dementia
- How senses can be used in a positive way through activities
- How to create your Program using senses and be successful
- o ARTIsensory
- o Music
- o Meal Transition Time
- Supplies you will need to begin each program program
- My personal successes & failures