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Purpose:  This session explores how cognitive health can be supported through personal memories, life stories, observation, and meaningful engagement. Rather than focusing only on barrier deficits, participants learn to recognize and strengthen existing cognitive capacities, strengthen resilience and professional skills.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

•Observe details rather than relying only on labels or assumptions.

•Recognize patterns within personal memories and life experiences.

•Understand knowledge and memory as a network of systematized experiences rather than isolated facts.

•Apply these principles in long-term integrated care, including care, treatment, rehabilitation, and health promotion.

Before we classify, assess, or diagnose, we should first learn to observe.

See also even with semiotically impaired vision.

Recognize.

Understand.

Then act.

This shift from deficit-focused thinking to capacity-focused thinking supports both cognitive health, human dignity and resiliance.