These include activities that challenge the thought processes table work, crafts, simple academics, anything that requires problem solving or something new for the individual
Sage Program
The Sage program is intended for individuals who need stimulation due to dementia or aging in order to lead a longer, healthier life that have intellectual disabilities. Sage programming focusses on four specific areas: cognitive, sensory, recreational and physical activities. These programs are done in a safe, supportive and cheerful environment. The name Sage was chosen as a name that shows honour and respect we have for the contributions of our elders. The objective of this program is to keep minds, bodies and spirits actively engaged and learning daily.
“The brain can heal and be revitalized at any age.”
- Cognitive and Impairment and Solutions for Seniors
Sensory Activities
Touch
Massage hands, head, back, shoulder Manicures and hair care, tactile activities (touching different objects), gardening, food handling, pets, exercise and movement to music, activities in the sun
Sight
Using a variety of colours for wall art and projects, personal appearance, plants and flowers indoors, photographs
Taste
Introduce individuals to new and varies taste through a nutritional program
Hearing
Provide music experiences such as dancing, singing, listening, clapping, etc.
Smell
Aromatherapy, sensory herb garden
Recreational Activities
Outings, tours, trips, games, etc. Day care visits, current event outings, pen pals in other communities, etc.
Physical Activities
Activities within the program include: strength, cardiovascular, balance and flexibility. Sage participates in a weekly swimming program.
Our Vision
Our vision is for strong, active, vital people who are motivated to grow and develop in the spirit of hope. Staff will use creative ideas to assist participants with their goals and ambitions. It is our belief that these things will help attain longevity and quality of life.
Programs Offered By Sage
Geocaching
Fishing
Picnics
Volunteering at SPCA
Volunteering at daycares
Nature Hikes
Jingo
Wood Working
Arts & Crafts
Photography
Table top activities
Bowling
Swimming
Shuffleboard
Pool
Horseshoes
Crocheting
Card Making
and the list goes on
Seniors quite often struggle to keep up with the pace of life which they were often accustomed to and is this is the natural part of the aging process. Things that may help to reduce this aging process may by be reducing stress, anxiety, diet and nutrition, increasing socialization, intellectual stimulation, physical activity and fun. These are all the things that Sage has to offer our participants.
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