Recreational Therapy3, LLC

Choosing the right TV shows and movies can make a huge difference for people living with dementia — supporting comfort, connection, and meaningful engagement. I just published a new guide with thoughtful recommendations, plus tips on how to tailor viewing experiences to each person’s needs and abilities.

If you work in dementia care, support a loved one, or simply want to make media more supportive and accessible, this one’s worth a read.

🔗 https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/post/thoughtful-television-and-movie-choices-for-people-living-with-dementia

New Blog Spotlight: The Power of Objectivity in Dementia Caregiving
Caring for someone with dementia can be emotionally overwhelming—but what if shifting your perspective could transform the experience?

In our latest blog, we explore how objectivity can help caregivers respond with clarity, reduce stress, and create more meaningful connections. 💙
Learn practical insights to help you:
✔️ Separate emotions from behaviors
✔️ Respond with intention instead of reaction
✔️ Support your loved one with greater compassion and understanding

👉 Read more here: https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/post/spotlight-the-power-of-objectivity-in-dementia-caregiving

Caring for an aging parent from a distance isn’t easy 💙
But you don’t have to do it alone.
Learn practical tips, resources, and ways to stay connected—no matter the miles.
👉 https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/post/dealing-with-long-distance-caregiving]

Thank you to The Kensington Falls Church for welcoming me this evening and for gathering such a wonderful group of caregivers.
These caregivers took an important first step in caring for themselves—showing up, learning, and exploring what comes next.

Self‑Care for Caregivers: Strategies to Stay Healthy and Resilient
Caring for others is meaningful work, but it also comes with real challenges. Tonight’s session focused on the essential role of self‑care in sustaining health, energy, and emotional well‑being.

Here’s to stronger caregivers, stronger families, and stronger communities.

You speak up for your parent…
You follow up…
You’re told it will be fixed…
But nothing changes.
If you’ve ever felt frustrated trying to resolve an issue in a nursing home, you’re not alone—and

✨ A Long-Term Care Ombudsman is there to:
• Listen to concerns
• Investigate problems
• Advocate for better care
• Protect your loved one’s rights
You don’t have to navigate this alone.

👉 Read our blog to learn how to get support: https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/post/know-where-to-turn-ombudsman-help-across-assisted-living-memory-care-and-skilled-nursing