A New Commitment to Memory Care
Oakwood Creative Care™ & ALLE Learning™ have partnered for the past five years in the development of a new and innovative memory care program that blends lifelong learning classes, with creative & expressive sessions to create experiences that encourage recall and curiosity. It’s time to learn, to create, and to laugh!
Adult Day Clubs
Memory Care Communities
Community Based Programs
Month-by-Month Class Library
What’s Included
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Membership Information
TWO new, fun & delightful classes each month. Each class includes a colorful video filled with images, an interesting & fun story and plenty of opportunities to pause and encourage discussion. Also included is a PPT slide presentation and copy of the story that can be downloaded to be used at any time. Learn, laugh, and create all month long!
- Classes & creative workshops follow a monthly theme
- Our e-learning platform is accessible 24/7
- Option to download materials
- Unlimited access to your learning library
- Free webinars & support sessions
Resource Center
How lifelong learning keeps our brain stimulated, engaged, and improving
Offering stimulating and intellectual activities at senior day clubs or in assisted living communities can increase synapses in participants' brains, which is a good thing! While fitness and wellness classes keep our bodies moving, please don't leave out exercising...
Laugh it Off: Humor Can Improve the Lives of Those with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
When all else is lost, laughter remains. According to the 2016 study “Altered Sense of Humor in Dementia” by Clark et al., it’s highly likely that people with early stages of Alzheimer’s disease still have a sense of humor. A 2019 study in professional journal Current...
Understanding the impact of diet, exercise, and cognitive engagement in slowing cognitive decline
A new study has linked a Western diet (high in calories and fat; low in nutritional value) to negative effects on brain health, including cognitive decline and neurodegenerative issues. An article on Medical News Today outlines the research and says the findings could...
