tures, for self-expression and to interact with the community. On-site, the pro- gram requires certified facilitators and master trainers, but there’s also an on- line component that allows greater par- ticipation and family involvement—even global interaction. People “take pride in what they can give to the world” through their creative efforts, Basting says. Individual residences and groups need to


2017 Argentum Memory Care Symposium in Washington, D.C.


» The TimeSlips Creative Storytelling approach has gained attention because of its striking creative theater work and website. But what’s more important than


the finished creative projects is the pro- cess, says Anne Basting, its founder and president. Participants use pictures and photographs, as well as classic story struc-


evaluate the fit and adaptability for these programs. But the initiatives share one im- portant quality: They’re less dependent on a big resource investment than on a big shift in thinking.


To see more information and speaker presentations from the 2017 Memory Care Symposium, please visit argentum.org/symposia.


2017 Argentum Workforce


Join leading executives in senior living for an interactive program focusing on building employee recruitment, retention, and engagement. Learn about human capital management strategies and analyze the impact of generational change on the senior living workforce.


Development Symposium SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 | THE LOFT AT 600F | WASHINGTON, D.C.


The program will be facilitated by Bruce Tulgan, an internationally recognized leading expert on young people in the workplace and one of the leading experts on leadership and management.


For a more detailed schedule, suggested hotel accommodations, and to register, please visit argentum.org/wdsymposium.


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