Resources: Living

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CHOICE+ is an innovative program that aims to improve the mealtime experience for residents in long-term care. These two user-friendly checklists were created as part of the program to help teams improve their mealtime practices and enhance the dining environment.

Webinar Recording Original Air Date: June 27, 2018

Why increase emotional engagement with our residents? Join us as we explore strategies to deal with emotions that come up in Java group programs (or could come up in any program!).

An online resource to lessen the complexity, confusion and challenge of locating reliable information about dementia for caregivers and those with concerns about dementia and memory loss.

CHOICE+ is an innovative program that aims to improve the mealtime experience for residents in long-term care. Online education modules were created as part of the program to help long-term care teams understand the CHOICE+ principles and improve their mealtime practices.

Watch this webinar recording to explore strategies to increase inclusiveness in Java programs (and elsewhere). You will learn about ways to increase the number and variety of Java groups offered (e.g., men/women/culturally specific). Finally, we discuss strategies to put embracing diversity into action. This is the final webinar in a series of four, offered to facilitators of the Java Music Club and Java Memory Care.

During this webinar, the Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils (OARC) shares an exciting new education program called Through Our Eyes: Bringing the Residents’ Bill of Rights Alive that results in resident engagement and an education session unlike any other for all residents regardless of their abilities. This webinar is part of a 3-part Culture Change Webinar Series developed by the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging.

This toolkit was designed to respond to the comments and requests for support coming from staff/team members, residents and families within residential settings for seniors, who want to learn about and put into action, strategies that welcome diversity within their settings and enable cultural competence or sensitivity.

This resource provides information on how LGBTQI2S+ older adults in Ontario can plan for legal matters and end-of-life care, access guidance for asserting these wishes through legal documents in preparing for end of life, and available resources and supports.

Watch this webinar recording to explore strategies to increase inclusiveness in Java programs (and elsewhere). You will learn about ways to increase the number and variety of Java groups offered (e.g., men/women/culturally specific).