Memory Care Initiatives – Programs
Brain Fitness Classes!
HIGH-OCTANE BRAIN: 5 Science-Based Steps to Sharpen Your Memory and Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s in the New Year!
Join Dr. Michelle Braun, a Yale- and Harvard-trained neuropsychologist, renowned cognitive health expert, and best-selling author of “High-Octane Brain,” for an engaging workshop designed to help you unlock your brain’s full potential!
Weekly classes:
- One-month session: 4 classes for just $40
- No individual class fee, and no refunds.
- Registration is open now.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your brain health. Everyone is welcome!
Contact/registration: Jen Graf at 262.965.7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org
Memory Lane Lending Library
Memory Lane Lending Library is a pilot program designed to provide an opportunity for family members whose loved ones are experiencing dementia the ability to try out items that could alleviate some of the behaviors accompanying dementia before purchasing their own. A variety of social-emotional, environmental adaptations, sensory interventions and educational resources are available for checkout for a period of two weeks.
Puzzles, fidget items, adaptive recreation, materials for orientation, games, independent living aids, books and videos for caregivers and people with dementia and more are available. Don’t know what you are looking for? Call or email to learn about what is available based upon your loved one’s needs.
SPARK! Alliance
SPARK! is a cultural program for people with early-to-mid-stage memory loss and their care partners. Programs are designed to keep participants actively engaged in their communities by providing experiences that stimulate conversations, provide peer support and inspire creativity through creative engagement, workshops and programs.
SPARK! programs are FREE for families to attend together in a comfortable environment led by specially-trained staff and volunteers (SPARKprograms.org).”
We will share information on new programs and events as they become available.
Brain Health Group
Our Brain Health Group provides a supportive space for individuals interested in enhancing their cognitive well-being. Each meeting features discussions on various aspects of brain health, including nutrition, exercise, mental stimulation, stress management and new breakthroughs. Participants engage in interactive sessions, share experiences, and gain practical strategies to support their cognitive function. The group fosters a sense of community and empowerment, helping members stay informed and proactive about maintaining their brain health.
Meetings: fourth Monday each month at 1pm at Village on the Square (314 E Village Ct, Dousman).
If your community group or business is seeking a speaker on memory loss or other dementia-related topics, we’re here to help. We offer customized presentations designed to address your specific needs and interests. Our expert speakers can provide valuable insights, practical strategies, and interactive sessions tailored to your audience. Contact us to create a presentation that will enhance understanding and support within your group or organization.
Three Pillars Senior Living Communities offers a Virtual Dementia Tour, an empathetic training experience designed to deepen understanding and enhance care. This program provides immersive, compassionate insights into the challenges faced by individuals with dementia, focusing on practical strategies for effective communication and support. Contact us to arrange a training session that will empower your team with the knowledge and compassion needed to make a meaningful difference.
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Send Jen Graf a Message to Learn More
For more information on dementia-supporting initiatives across Three Pillars' campus, and within the surrounding community, please contact Jen Graf, Senior Director of Dementia Programming, at jgraf@threepillars.org or 262.965.7133.
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