Montessori for Seniors and Dementia

Adapting the Montessori Method when Caring for Seniors and Dementia Patients

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Description

Montessori is an educational approach created by Dr. Maria Montessori. Maria Montessori revolutionized traditional teaching methods and created an environment that empowers learners to become active participants in their own education. Her emphasis on independence, self-directed learning, and respect for individuality has inspired educators worldwide to rethink traditional approaches to education and to create learning environments that foster autonomy, curiosity, and a lifelong love for learning.


Resent research has proven that the method is also applicable when working with seniors and and dementia patients. Montessori materials and the environment can be both adapted to each individual and help with their cognitive abilities. subjects like practical life, and sensorial can help with dementia and aging symptoms and promote their independence in a way that their overall quality of life highly improves.


Montesenior started when I found myself caring for my mother and homeschooling my daughter with my Montessori materials. I used this materials as a way to  entertain her since she was in bed all day. I quickly notice an increase how this work improved her cognitive abilities, independence and even mood.  Since then I decided to dedicate my life to use the Montessori Method and help seniors and Dementia patients.


Whatever reason brought you to this page: caring for a family member, being a Montessori Teacher looking for a new path, curiosity, or if you are a caregiver working in a facility or in-home care, this training will offer the basics to guide you in this journey.


Thank you for being here. Enjoy!


What You Will Learn!

  • The Montessori Method
  • How to Apply Montessori when Caring for Seniors
  • How to Apply Montessori when Caring for Patients with Dementia and other Conditions
  • Senior Care: types and tips
  • What's Dementia? Types of Dementia, Myths.

Who Should Attend!

  • Teachers, Caregivers, Family Members or Seniors that want to learn more about it.