Two elderly women and a man playing Jenga at a table. The man is placing a wooden block atop the Jenga tower. The women watch and participate in the game. There are colorful game pieces and a cane on the table. The setting appears to be a bright, modern room with shelves and plants in the background.

Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST)

Cognitive simulation therapy is a therapy designed to help people with mild to moderate dementia, improve their cognitive abilities and enhance their sense of their well-being.

What does cognitive stimulation therapy involve?

Structured Activities:
CST sessions typically last for about an hour, over a 14-session period and they follow a structured format with varied themes and activities.

Social Interaction:
CST is a group-based activity that allows participants to interact with each other, share experiences and build social connections.

Fun and Engaging:
The emphasis totally is on creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, where participants feel comfortable and motivated to participate.

The benefits of Cognitive Simulation Therapy

Improved Cognitive Function:

CST can help to improve memory, thought processes and communication abilities in people with mild to moderate Dementia

Enhanced Well Being:

Social interaction and engaging in activities can help to boost mood, reduce anxiety and improve a person’s quality of life.

Increased Confidence:

Participating in CST, participants can connect and share their experience with other, further enhancing their activities.

Complementary to Medication:

While there is not a cure for Dementia, CST can be used to manage symptoms and improve one’s overall wellbeing.

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