Proposed Trials / Certifications / Curriculum
curriculum | proposed clinical trials | cognition | neuroplasticity | quality of life | dementia |
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Clinical trials for some of the steps are planned; clinical trials for other steps of the 12-steps in our program have been individually and successfully clinically tested by other businesses and research facilities than ours before we adopted their methodologies and techniques into our 12-step program; other steps of our 12-step program are widely established and/or based on traditional art therapy, music therapy, aromatherapy, movement therapy and/or other therapies and psychic and traditional religion spiritual practices and traditions currently practiced, taught and in use in Western and Eastern religious practices of our major religions, for example praying and prayer healing; this is the first time all these therapies have been choreographed together in one cognitive performance enhancement process -- which we have coined with the name of 'cognitive arts' and or 'cognitive arts intervention', a new field classically based on John Gardner's work on multiple intelligences located in different cognitive brain sectors and John Dewey's work on cognitive transformation and integration of the individual into democracy thru the practice of art ...to which we are planning to conduct a unique psychic therapy battery of trials and a unique spiritual therapy battery of our trials that is unique to our 12-step cognitive arts program and remains to be clinically tested and verified in unique clinical trials that have not yet begun. The term we have come up with to name our process, is 'cognitive arts' and/or 'cognitive arts intervention', terms never before used.
This is the first time so many innovative cognitive therapies for seniors are being clinically gathered together and tested in one vital senior cognitive therapeutics program -- in response to the pandemic of MCI/AD and associated diseases and dysfunctions ...including the first ever senior cognitive 12-step program: available in two forms: an expensive methodology administered by professionals; and a financially free methodology adopted as other public 12 Step programs at no cost.
We are the only institution offering our unique blend of certifications combined into one most encompassing certification of knowledge and ability ...as well as clinically testing each certification and updating them annually with the new techniques and clinical trials:
- Cognitive Arts Therapy
- Aging & Disability Therapy
- Aging Thru Art
- Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
- Senior Special Education Therapy
- Public Access Young Again 12-Step Program
- Art Therapy
- Gerontology Therapy
- Motor Skills Therapy
- Music, Hearing & Dance Therapy
- Nutrition, Taste & Aroma Therapy
- Creative Aging Therapy
- Expressive Arts Therapy
Disorder Foci subjects are clinically tested for cognitive improvement (in the programs listed above), across the foci listed below:
- Depression
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Oppositional Defiant Disorder
- Dyslexia
- Aphasia
- Anxiety Disorder
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
In the following test groups:
- Normal, healthy seniors (test group)
- Seniors who are depressed or clinically depressed, &/or with other psychological disorders
- Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
- Early-to-midstage Alzheimer’s Disease
...additional clinical research tests across each program (above), group (above), and disorder focus (above) to include individual diseases (dysfunction*), below:
- Parkinson's Disease
- Stroke (motor function)
- Hearing Loss
- Stroke (sensory function)
- Alzheimer's Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis (memory function)
- Expressive Aphasia
(* Listing order corresponds to brain cognitive functioning Brodman area)
...subcategories of clinical research added and individualized to all of the above programs, disorder foci, test group and dysfunctions ...are clinically investigated in the following dementia subtypes:
- Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
- Alzheimer's Disease (AD)
- Vascular Dementia (VaD)
- Dementia with Lewy Bodies
- Frontotemporal Dementia
- Cortical Dementia
- Progressive Dementia
- Primary Dementia
- Secondary Dementia
And, as to the preceding clinical research, there is subcategorization in testing of different cognitive brain centers where we seek to improve cognition.
A powerpoint presentation follows:
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