Adult Daytime Center in Lynchburg, Virginia
The activities program at Raspberry Hill Adult Daytime Center is an integral part of participant care. Planning of activities emphasizes the participant’s strengths and abilities, contributing to his / her feelings of competence and accomplishment. Our focus and worldview are biblical. We provide an environment that emphasizes the truth of God’s Word, God’s creation, pets, music therapy, and inter-generational therapy. Our activities are also supported by 9 target areas: Physical, Social, Cognitive, Intellectual, Creative, Productive, Sensory, Reflective, and the Nature World! We support a range of memory-impaired individuals, focusing on the “Past” where they perform their best. So they leave feeling satisfied and settled. Often, they sleep better and have improved moods, as well as the caregiver! Our center serves you and your family members! Our focus is on the skills that remain with the participant. Upon admission, each participant is assessed to determine their level of functioning, behaviors, and mental status. Based on the outcome of this assessment, participants are accepted into the program, and a plan of care is started, which includes individualized accommodations for each person. We provide cuing and support during exercises as much as needed, yet encourage independence. Activities: Activities are provided for persons whose assessments indicate mild to moderate impairments and moderate to high social appropriateness. Activities for this group provide: OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: 1st SATURDAY of each month- Caregiver Respite in Bedford, Virginia!
- Enjoyable experiences that stimulate cognitive functioning;
- Relaxation and stress release;
- Physical fitness;
- Creative opportunities for self-expression;
- Opportunities for socialization;
- Contact with the community;
- Reminiscent therapy;
- Increased self-esteem through “failure-free” experiences.
Activities will be provided in a structured manner, but are subject to minor changes and according to therapeutic responses to therapy. There will be opportunities for congregate activities. Some examples of congregate programming are music activities, pet therapy, inter-generational programs, and community entertainment programs. Activities programming will be a balance of purposeful activities to address the participants’ varied social, intellectual, cultural, economic, emotional, physical, and spiritual interests. There will be individualized, small, and large group activities that allow for both active and spectator participation. Activity flow patterns will range from more demanding and structured activities in the morning when participants are more alert to deliberately quieting activities in the afternoon as participants begin to experience some fatigue. However, we will accommodate adequate rest periods throughout the day in small increments and as needed. Activities will be planned one month in advance, and the activities schedule will be conspicuously posted in the facility.