Late/End Stage Dementia - Can sensory activities engage and improve quality of life?
Supporting those living with dementia means understanding the powerful role sensory experiences play in comfort, connection, and emotional well-being.
In this video, Lana Dorffer, Director of Dementia Care Specialists, shares an important reminder: our senses anchor us to memories, people, and moments that matter. From familiar aromas and favorite music to gentle touch and calming lighting, sensory engagement can help ease anxiety, encourage communication, and create meaningful connections through person-centered dementia care.
Watch the video to hear Lana’s insights, then explore how we help organizations and care teams integrate sensory-focused strategies into their approach:
🔗 Learn more about the Dementia Capable Care Learning Library
https://dementiacarespecialists.com/dementia-care-training/dementia-capable-care-learning-library
About Dementia Care Specialists:
Dementia Care Specialists (DCS) at Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) is a team of passionate professionals who want to make a positive impact in preparing and empowering a dementia capable workforce. Together with our partners, this team strives to create a Dementia Capable Society that enables those living with dementia, their loved ones, and caregivers to thrive!