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Green Tree Court Care Home Jess, Activities Coordinator at Green Tree Court Care Home, spoke to us about how life changing the Happiness Programme has been for both residents and care staff. At Green Tree Court, they use the Happiness Programme every day. When not being used as directly part of an activity the table […]
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Acorn Lodge Case Study At Acorn Lodge, a residential care home treating people with learning disabilities and other complex needs, the Happiness Programme is having a huge positive impact. We spoke with Tatiana and her colleagues about how they’re using the Happiness Programme and how much they love it. “We’re using different types of games
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Marion Lauder House We spoke with Pat and Lisa, activity coordinators at Marion Lauder House. They’re huge advocates for the Happiness Programme and you can read why below. When asked about the sessions they run using the interactive projector, Lisa and Pat told us they use it in all dimensions: “We use it on the
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We’re Nominated for the Care Sector Supplier Awards 2023 Social-Ability are finalists for the Care Sector Supplier Awards 2023, under the ‘Assistive Technology’ category! We are so pleased that the Happiness Programme and the Interactive Projector are gaining recognition for the incredible effect it’s having on people living with care needs and we’re looking forward
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University Hospital Southampton enhances critical care rehabilitation using the Happiness Programme University Hospital Southampton has pioneered the use of Social-Ability’s Happiness Programme delivering benefits to patients receiving critical care rehabilitation. Critical care patients often face both physical and non-physical challenges such as muscle weakness, depression, delirium, and cognitive decline. To address some of these issues,
How do you entertain a senior with dementia? There are many ways to keep a person living with dementia entertained. Different activities may include drawing, listening to music and more. Sensory activities are a great option. The Happiness Programme uses interactive light technology to create entertainment for people living with dementia and other cognitive challenges
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Happiness Programme launches at London North West Hospital NHS Trust We recently partnered with London North West Hospital NHS Trust to introduce the Happiness Programme at two hospitals, Ealing and Northwick Park. To celebrate their membership, the Trust hosted two launch parties! Some images from the event at Ealing Hospital are below: Ealing Hospital A
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Early Functional Rehabilitation with the Happiness Programme at University Hospital Southampton. The ICU Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy team at NHS University Hospital Southampton have been using the Happiness Programme with patients in their General Intensive Care Unit. Lucy from the team wrote about one patient’s experience of using the Happiness Programme to support functional rehabilitation
Willowbeck: a Case Study & Testimony We spoke with Sue and Molly at Willowbeck, an Exemplar Health Care Home, who told us about the different ways they use the Happiness Programme with residents and the incredibly positive outcomes they’ve seen. In Conversation with Sue We spoke with Sue from the activities team at Willowbeck, who
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How can I entertain people living in bed? It can be difficult to find activities to do with someone who is bedbound. One great option is sensory activities. The Happiness Programme provides over 80 sensory games and activities, many of which are focussed on relaxation and stimulation for use with people at end-of-life care or
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