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Reduced PRN and voice discovery – a case study at Southlands Place We spoke to the activities team at Southlands Place, part of the Caring Homes group – Ginny Hayes, Louise Froud and Aimee Le Beau – and heard incredible stories from one non-verbal resident who rediscovered his voice to another who’s challenging behaviour is […]
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Goodbye summer, hello autumn With the weather getting a bit colder, it’s the perfect time to say goodbye to summer, and hello to autumn. We’re bringing the fun inside with our brand new autumn games which will be available from the 12th of October. To get the games, make sure to update your magic
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What are some Sensory Activities for Students with Learning Disabilities? There are many sensory activities for students with learning disabilities that schools can support. One of these is the Happiness Programme, an interactive light projector that features over 80 sensory games and activities. It uses interactive light technology to provide a sensory experience for those
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The Happiness Programme at Ogilvy Court Ogilvy Court, a London-based Care UK home, began their Happiness Programme subscription in the beginning of 2021. We had a conversation with Lifestyle Coordinator, Kelly Wellmann, to see how the Happiness Programme had been helping her residents. Happy beginnings Kelly started by speaking about how they had
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John Ramsay’s thoughts for World Alzheimer’s Day 2021 Hello, This World Alzheimer’s Day, I’m reflecting on the challenges those in the care sector face and the extent to which these challenges have been exacerbated by the pandemic, and a health and social care sector under so much obvious strain. Despite the challenges, the levels
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Group play and the social benefits of the Happiness Programme The Happiness Programme is designed to be accessible for people with all kinds of needs and requirements. Part of our mission is making sure that everyone can get involved in the fun and games that the Happiness Programme is bringing to your care service.
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Exciting things are coming… September marks the beginning of a busy period here at Social-Ability. We thought we’d take a moment to highlight some of our important upcoming dates and events so you’re aware of what’s coming up. We’d also like to reflect on some of our past highlights and how you can get
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What is the Happiness Tracker? The Happiness Tracker is a great way to make structured notes and keep a record of each Happiness Programme session. This can be a good way to keep track of: Which games you’ve tried What has worked well for certain residents What hasn’t worked well for residents Prop use
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How multi-surface use can bring versatility to your Happiness Programme sessions The Happiness Programme is incredibly versatile and easy to use on a number of different surfaces. This means that more players can make use of the space and games when projected onto different surfaces. Multi-surface use is also a great way to make sure
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What Activities are Good for Students with Learning Disabilities? There are different activities that can be used with students with learning disabilities. One of these fun learning activities is the Happiness Programme, interactive light technology that features games and activities that support learning in a fun and simple way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRLnM0wqVFU We’re off to the beach
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