Memory prompts
Conversation, recognition and recall-oriented activities adjusted to the individual’s comfort.
Delta Wellness offers guided memory and cognitive-engagement exercises for adults, including people living with Alzheimer’s disease, in a calm and supportive session format.
Sessions can include memory prompts, recognition activities, attention exercises and guided conversation. The format is adapted to the person’s comfort and is intended to support engagement and routine—not to test, diagnose or promise a medical outcome.
Book the free introductory session →Start with a free introductory session. We’ll learn a little about the person, explain the format, answer practical questions and help you decide whether it feels appropriate.
Start with a relaxed conversation and understand current needs.
Use guided memory, attention and cognitive-engagement exercises.
Notice comfort, participation and what feels appropriate for the person.
No commitment. No pressure to continue.
We keep the experience simple, supportive and easy to understand. The goal is meaningful engagement—not pressure, testing or unrealistic promises.
Conversation, recognition and recall-oriented activities adjusted to the individual’s comfort.
Simple structured tasks intended to create focused mental participation without making the session feel clinical.
A calm recurring structure that can include family or caregiver context when helpful.
It’s common for a family member or caregiver to reach out first. Tell us what you’re noticing, what kind of support you’re exploring and what would make a session comfortable.
The earlier site emphasized neural signalling, biomechanics, psychomechanics and theoretical models. We have kept that material accessible while separating it from the practical decision to book a session.
Background models and source material connected to neural signalling and functional regulation remain available in the research archive.
Read background →Movement, orientation and biomechanical concepts from the prior research-led site remain part of Delta Wellness's background library.
Read background →Theoretical material around mental-state models is retained for visitors who want to understand the broader framework in more depth.
Read background →
Dr. Marina Lobova serves as Chief Medical Officer, and Feisal Abdul Rauf serves as CEO. The leadership material from the previous site remains available in a clearer, more approachable format.
For visitors who want more scientific and theoretical context, Delta Wellness retains a dedicated research section. It supports transparency without making families work through technical material before they can ask for help.
Explore the research library →Background material on neural signalling models referenced by Delta Wellness.
Selected publications exploring movement, orientation and biomechanical models.
Send a short request and we’ll reach out to arrange an introductory conversation.
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