Help every resident feel seen, known and still themselves.
Specialist training and practical resources for activity coordinators supporting older adults, including residents with advanced dementia, medium-to-high support needs, reduced mobility, bed-bound needs and those approaching end of life.
TRACK • LEARN • DO • SUPPORT
Track
engagement, mood, outcomes and follow-up
Learn
with practical CPD-style development
Do
ready-to-use activities, videos and resources
Support
coaching, guidance and real-world examples
“Care is human. Admin isn’t. Engagement should show the difference it made.”
Training that starts with the person, not the activity sheet.
The academy is designed to help activity coordinators move beyond “keeping residents busy” and build meaningful, individualised engagement that can be observed, evidenced and repeated.
Meaningful Activity & Person-Centred Care
Understand identity, preferences, life story and how to move from generic activities to purposeful engagement.
Dementia, Memory & Identity
Use music, reminiscence, observation and sensory cues without turning engagement into a memory test.
Bed-Bound & One-to-One Engagement
Create meaningful activities for residents who cannot attend group sessions or have limited mobility.
Medium-to-High Support Needs
Adapt pace, communication, sensory input and expectations for residents with complex or advanced needs.
Comfort, Dignity & End-of-Life Engagement
Use familiar music, touch, grooming, meaningful objects, family voices and sensory comfort with sensitivity.
Recording Outcomes & Evidence
Document what happened, how the resident responded, what you learned and what should happen next.
Family Engagement & Life Story
Turn family knowledge into better activity planning, richer conversations and stronger continuity of care.
Technology, AI & Smarter Admin
Use digital tools to reduce repetitive admin while keeping engagement human, relational and person-led.
Meaningful engagement should not stop when needs increase.
Still Me™ specialises in residents who are too often left out of traditional activity programmes: people who are frail, bed-bound, living with advanced dementia, communicating non-verbally, or approaching end of life.
“Even when participation changes, personhood remains.”
The goal is not to keep someone occupied. The goal is to create comfort, connection, recognition, dignity and moments that still belong to the person.
Watch it. Do it. Observe it. Record it.
Each resource is designed to give activity coordinators practical action, not just another printable to file away.
Video Demonstrations
Short practical videos showing how to run activities and what meaningful engagement can look like.
Activity Packs
Ready-to-use ideas with adaptations for dementia, reduced mobility, bed-bound residents and higher needs.
Evidence Templates
Simple prompts for recording response, mood, outcomes, learning and follow-up.
Scan-to-Watch Learning
QR-linked activities connect printed resources directly to practical video demonstrations.
25 Meaningful Activities for Dementia & Higher-Needs Residents
A practical starter pack with bed-bound ideas, music and reminiscence activities, observation prompts, life-story questions and evidence examples.
- Meaningful activity ideas
- Bed-bound adaptations
- What to observe
- What to record
- Video / QR learning prompts
Start with resources. Grow into training and support.
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Activity Resource Pack
One-time purchase
- 50+ ready-to-use activities
- Dementia & bed-bound adaptations
- Evidence note examples
- Printable resources
Still Me™ Activity Coordinator Academy
Self-paced core programme
- Full academy training
- Video demonstrations
- Downloadable workbooks
- Evidence & outcome templates
- Certificate of completion
Still Me™ Membership
Continuous development
- New monthly activity resources
- New video demonstrations
- Group coaching / Q&A
- Professional development content
Built from decades inside care, training and workforce development.
Christine Eliza Crowle founded Still Me™ to help activity professionals demonstrate the real impact of resident engagement — particularly for people who are frail, living with dementia, bed-bound or easily excluded from conventional group activities.
Her background spans health and social care, care management, adult training, workforce development, recruitment, business leadership and practical care-sector education.
“We’re not just developing the technology. We’re developing the activity coordinator who uses it.”