Cognitive Stimulation Therapy Group for people with memory loss or mild to moderate dementia
Concerned about memory loss?
COGNITIVE STIMULATION THERAPY
Is being run in Tawa
Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) is
For people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia
. It is ....
*Internationally recognised and research based
*A group designed to stimulate the working mind
*As effective as medications designed for this purpose
*Set in a relaxed environment where people have fun
We will be running a seven week programme, for one
hour, twice a week
Where: Tawa Community Centre, 5 Cambridge Street, Tawa
When: Starts 29 July 2019 Monday’s and Thursday’s, 10 am to 11 am. Ends 12 September 2019
Cost: $30 per session (partial funding may be available- talk to us)
Bookings close 14 July
Call Liz or Claire on 0272663287 or
email cogconnectionz@gmail.com
www.cognitiveconnectioNZ.co.nz...
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