Overview
Occupational therapy is often the missing piece of the puzzle in dementia care. While the word "occupation" might suggest employment or work, in the context of dementia, it refers to the meaningful activities that define our day-to-day: everything from the morning routine of brushing teeth to the joy of tending a garden. In this Learn at Home webinar, Dr. Joel Salinas (behavioral neurologist and founder of Isaac Health) chats with special guest Erica Allen (occupational therapist and Director of Care Navigation at Isaac Health) about how occupational therapy benefits people living with dementia. They explain how these professional techniques can preserve a sense of self, dignity, and safety for people living with dementia and their caregivers.
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Erica Allen, DHA, MS, OTR/L Director of Care Navigation, Isaac Health
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Joel Salinas, MD, MBA, MSc, FAAN Chief Medical Officer and Behavioral Neurologist, Isaac Health
