Results from Spark of Life Leaders

The following collective of articles are part of opening up for a new future of what can be possible to achieve in the care of people with dementia.

Told by Spark of Life Master Practitioners from around the world, these are all real experiences of the Spark of Life Philosophy in action and their inspiring results.

Mischeal McCormick –Adriel House & Rest Home, New Zealand >> Spark of Life Philosophy and Whole System Creating an Exceptional Culture and Care Delivery

 

Clara D’Souza – Adhata Trust, Mumbai, India >> From Disability to Ability

 

 

Jen Newton – Retired Registered Nurse, Family Carer, Prison & Support Volunteer for Refugees, Tasmania, Australia >>  The Spark of Life Philosophy – A Way of Life

 

Nang Soe Mon Oo – Ren Ci Hospital, Singapore>>  From Impossible to Possible

 

Richard Semanda – Geriatric Respite Care Foundation, Uganda, Africa>>  A Ugandan Perspective of the Value of the Spark of Life Philosophy

 

Jesca Nakibirango  – Dyslexic Organisation & Munyonyo Learning Centre, Uganda, Africa>>  Spark of Life Philosophy Bringing out the Potential in Children with Neurological Disorders

 

Leigh McLeod – Ranui Home, New Zealand >>  Reducing the Use of Antipsychotics and other Remarkable Results

 

 

Elizabeth Aina-Scott – Hebron Love & Care Centre, Nigeria, Africa>>  Spark of Life Philosophy Really Works

 

 

Nur Sahara Binte Kamsani – Ren Ci Nursing Home, Singapore>>  Spark of Life Club Program – Endless possibilities

 

Tania Hammond – Cummins & District Hospital, S.A, Australia >>  Two Lives Restored

 

Anderson Simfukwe – Aged Care and Service Centre, Zambia, Africa>>  Daviness’s Story

 

 

Nilanjana Maulik – ARDSI Day Centre, West Bengal, India>>  Restoring Purpose in Life

 

 

Hrefna Brynja – Akureyri, Iceland>>  Spark of Life in Iceland