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
- Members receive 1 free fitness class per month
Resource Center
It’s Good to be Curious
Research shows viewing pictures or videos of important life events can help temporarily reconnect a cognitively impaired individual with their memories. Combining these catalysts with the natural curiosity in our participants is a perfect recipe for helping people...
The science behind laughter shows it is one of the best medicines for memory care providers to use
Sherri Friend, CEO Oakwood Creative Care™ in Mesa, Arizona, has long recognized the importance of creating opportunities for participants in their program to learn, laugh and create. Science has caught up to her theories, and there is more and more data supporting the...
Creative expression is essential to well-being throughout all stages of our lives
Expressing ourselves is a critical part of a meaningful life. We can draw from the past, be in the present, and look toward the future. For people living with dementia, it is often difficult to keep the parts and pieces connected. Also, it is difficult for many...