Kennedy Cognitive Services Inc.

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12/08/2020

YOUR VERY FIRST SANTA TAUGHT YOU TO LOVE. BE KIND AND GENTLE WITH EACH OTHER THIS CHRISTMAS. WISHING YOU A NEW YEAR FILLED WITH NEW HOPE AND JOY!

Alison Kennedy, President, Kennedy Cognitive Services, Inc.

03/30/2020

Nail salon day for Mrs. M. Looking pretty in pink polish! Mrs. M. is very creative and we love to see her imagination as a manicurist on paper.

03/23/2020

Magic Squares is a new activity for Mrs. L. and she successfully completed each grid. Working on old skills in a new way! Nice work Mrs. L.

03/16/2020

To our clients and their loved ones and to friends of Kennedy Cognitive Services... we hope you find yourself blessed this St. Patrick's day.

03/09/2020

Mrs. B. really enjoyed this Wildlife Hex puzzle. This is a little different than What Mrs. B is used to and let me tell you, its trickier that what it looks. A nice change for a puzzler.

03/02/2020

Mrs. M. and I love to go on virtual shopping trips! As you can see here we sharing are icecream treat. Mrs. M. is using her math skills to count out the correct cost of our purchases. Its a fun activity and a good cognitive exercise.

02/24/2020

During our session Mrs. B. and I worked on a bird matching activity. It was interesting to review the types of birds found in our area of the country. We then decided to use our creativity to design our own birds. Mrs. B's "Three-footed rainbow bird" is magnificient! So much fun. It even managed to dig up a worm for breakfast!

02/17/2020

Mrs. C. took on the challenge of completing these two mathematical pyramids. It was something new for her to learn but she was a trooper and did a great job.

02/01/2020

Our goal and mission at Kennedy Cognitive Services is to connect with your loved one living with dementia. Below is a touching video of how a daughter learned to connect and comfort her mother.

12/25/2019

Merry Christmas to our clients and their families, and friends of KCS. May you find peace and joy this holiday season.

12/23/2019

KCS president Alison Kennedy was deeply touched by a lovely sentiment she recently received in a Christmas card from a client's family...
"Thanks for all you do for Mom. It gives the family peace and joy to know she is well cared for."

12/02/2019

Today Mrs. G. and I designed these funky purses. Although Mrs. G.'s manually dexterity is limited she helped with decisions on color and design and commented frequently on how nice they looked. She was pleased with our unique and eclectic collection.

11/25/2019

Celebrating the snow by creating these beautiful unique snowflakes. Mrs. M. helped design and cut snowflakes to decorate her door for the winter season.

11/04/2019

Ok...this is the last of our autumn artwork. I just had to publish this one. A joint effort by Mrs. B and myself. We had so much fun using sea sponge to create the clusters of leaves. Mrs. B. chose appropriate colors for the sky, grass and autumn leaves. Job well done Mrs. B.

10/28/2019

Mrs. T. and I were working on an A-Z quiz. We did very well but got stuck on the letter "t". The hint is
"an invention by John Logie Baird"
t __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Without cheating does anyone know???

10/21/2019

Autumn leaves have fallen [and so has the snow!] Mrs. S and I worked on some free hand painting on a sheet of paper. Mrs. S helped choose the fall colors needed. We then taped it to the back of this green paper which had the leaf shapes cut out of it . We were both pleased with the outcome.

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10/14/2019

Mrs. T. and I enjoy working on crosswords together. Our theme was Fruits and Vegetables. We both were stumped on a four letter word. The clue..."This dark leafy member of the cabbage family makes an excellent chip." We had to look at the answer but are curious...do you know?

10/07/2019

Time to enjoy the apple harvest! Let's see how well we do on this matching game about apples. We may discuss the variety of things we use apples for...juice, jelly, pie, sauce etc. This may bring back pleasant memories of working in the kitchen at harvest time. Then comes the final discussion...what is best to dip your apple slices in; peanut butter or caramel?

10/06/2019

So grateful to be a part of the Reh-Fit Center Community Health Fair this past Friday. We had many opportunities to share about our work and our passion for cognitive stimulation with those living with dementia. Thanks to all those who stopped by.

09/30/2019

Kennedy Cognitive Services is proud to be participating in the Reh-Fit Community Health Fair this Friday from 9:00-1:00. Come visit us for information on how we assist those living with dementia to keep their minds active.

Come by the Reh-Fit on Friday from 9 am to 1 pm for our annual Community Health Fair. The fair is FREE and open to everyone and is a great chance for you to speak with a wide variety of community health organizations.

09/30/2019

Mighty Mind shapes puzzles have been a favourite activity. These puzzles require critical thinking, shape recognition, eye-hand and fine motor coordination. As dementia progresses these same puzzles can be used with the appropriate shapes drawn in place. Our clients still enjoy the sense of accomplishment.

09/23/2019

Card games may have been a favourite past time for some. When simple card games like “crazy eights” or “go fish” become to difficult try cutting cards in half and make it into a matching game. It can be a fun challenge to get them all matched. Mrs. B did an awesome job.

09/09/2019

Sound Stimulation; Show your loved one a picture of an animal. Can they name the animal. Give clues to assist if needed. Can they imitate the sound that the animal makes. If not...you do it. Make it interesting and fun. Can you imitate an elephant...few people can. What sound does a rabbit and fish make...glub, glub. You can also turn it around. Play animal sounds on your phone and ask if they recognize what animal it is. Be creative!