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This publication has been written for health care professionals and caregivers who need to fully understand how bodily behavior can be cognitively restricted by brain pathology and what needs to be done to allow people to function to the best of their ability. There is a fine balance between doing too much and only assisting when an action, or step, is beyond the cognitive ability of a person trying to complete a task.
The book is organized into five chapters with the fifth chapter divided into two parts. The first part explains how to use the individual forms representing each of the Allen Cognitive Level and modes. The second part of the fifth chapter consists of the "Measurement of Bodily Behavior – Intervention Forms: 25 Allen Cognitive Level and modes." To gain a greater understanding of the Allen Cognitive Levels, it is advisable to read this book in conjunction with the publication, "Allen Cognitive Levels: Meeting the Challenges of Client Focused Services." Both books have been written for health care professionals working in the tertiary, primary and community care sectors.
$55.00 plus shipping and handling
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This is an easy guide for use when scanning information concerning each Allen Cognitive Level and Mode of Function. It provides information on the primary concepts and terminology, which intermesh the Allen Cognitive Levels with the Dynamic Complex Theory, giving a broader perspective and interaction between occupational and physical therapists and the ever-changing experiences of their clients.
The inclusion in the guide of comparison scales, with two pages devoted to describing each of the levels and modes therein, allows users to quickly obtain the information they require. The information on each cognitive level and mode has been color-coded, with a total of six colors, each color representing a level and mode. Michele Stanley and Debbie Olin, Continuum of Care Consultants, developed the color-coding system to simplify the cognitive levels for personal care staff. For consistency, Claudia Allen (2000) requested that anyone using the ACL as a basis for programming use the same color-coding system.
The guide is a particularly useful tool to use in hospitals, residential care facilities and other health care environments, and when documenting information in official charts. It allows health care professionals to make client focused decisions that provide the "Just Right Challenge" in the "Least Restrictive Environment."
$55.00 plus shipping and handling
"How to Provide a Therapeutic ADL and Leisure Activity Program for Persons with Dementia"
(Formerly: Forget-Me-Not Activity Planning Book)
This publication is a tremendous resource for an activity director, therapists or any interdisciplinary staff person working with dementia patients; who is programming for residents with dementia or interacting day to day and faces the challenge of keeping patients occupied or in functional meaningful activity.
The manual contains a sample therapeutic activity calendar, program components and structure, and over 75 activities adapted for early, middle, late, and end stage dementia.
This manual is useful for the activities personnel, Registered/licensed Therapists, Registered Nurses, Certified Nurse Assistants, or volunteers who are interacting with Dementia Residents on a regular basis.
A necessary resource for any dementia focused unit, program or wing in a facility.
Ensure your dementia residents remain successfully engaged in activities that represent their interests by ordering this one-of-a-kind resource today!
$39.00 plus shipping and handling
Eating/Dining
Grooming
Ambulation& Transfers
Each module includes a Video demonstrating techniques and the accompanying Workbook Materials to train other therapists or care staff such as activities and CNA’s. Contents include:
- An Overall Process Document of how to deliver the training
- Trainer Handout – Includes a script
- Staff Handout - Includes permission for unlimited duplication rights for the purchasing facility)
- Dementia Stage Specific Care Plans – Includes strengths, deficits, goals and approaches (not included for ambulation)
- Functional Level Guide- The cognitive assessment results identify the resident’s highest functional level in activity for each stage of dementia
- Pre/Post Test
- Follow-Up Skill Competency Assessment
- Adapted FAST Scale (A recommended cognitive assessment tool to determine dementia stage)
Modules can be purchased separately or as a series.
Each Complete Training Module (Video and Workbook) = $85.00 each, Complete Series = $225.00
Contains organization of the cognitive performance modes from 1.0 through 6.0, with the names and descriptions of the performance modes, and the amount of assistance required for the individual to engage in various tasks.
Described within each mode are:
* The person’s abilities
- * Functional goals
- * Treatment methods (for self-care, mobility, IADL’s, communication, adaptive equipment, and caregiver training
- * Safety considerations
This book can be used to validate scoring of the ACLS, RTI, and/or the ADM, and is used to assist with functional maintenance plan design for caregivers.
$39.00 plus shipping and handling
A necessary resource book containing the RTI assessment, theory research, and much more. The RTI is a major component of the Allen battery (assessment tools) necessary for determining the patients Allen Level.
$55.00 plus shipping and handling
Utilize plant related activities to impact all of their days. This collection is designed for therapists who serve the elderly.
Each gardening activity includes:
- * A description of the activity
- * A description of the needed supplies
- * Directions to administer
- * Activity Adaptation: There are three staged approaches that help the group leader enhance the successful participation and experiences for the participants at each stage. Early, middle and late stage dementia are related to clients’ functional abilities and the tasks required of each activity. Stages of dementia are defined by Allen Cognitive levels.
All activities have been demonstrated through a three year program and research study of horticultural therapy in group homes, nursing homes and adult day care centers. The activity plans are supported by a resource list and detailed notes about seasonal plants and extra tips used for activities. Finally, there are recommendations of gardening tools, equipment and vendors that are helpful when working with persons with disabilities.
A perfect tool for therapists or activity professionals.
$75.00 plus shipping and handling
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