Dementia Getting Dressed Cards - His and Hers Step-by-Step Visual Aid

Printable step-by-step cards that let an adult with dementia or memory loss get dressed on their own. Post the card at eye level next to the chair where the clothes wait and point to each step instead of dressing the person. That protects dignity and keeps real skills in use.

Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist with 10+ years in brain injury and dementia care.

What's included (10 print-ready pages, 8 card versions):

• Men's 6-step card: underwear, socks, pants, shirt, sweater, shoes
• Women's 6-step card: underwear, bra, socks, pants, top, shoes
• Men's and women's 3-step simplified cards for when fewer prompts work better
• High-contrast large-print versions of all four cards for low vision
• Bonus "Today's clothes" spot sign to hang tomorrow's outfit under
• Caregiver quick-start guide: where to mount the card, laying out one outfit in order the night before, sitting to dress, dressing the weaker side first, choosing clothing that cooperates, and pointing instead of quizzing

Who it's for: family caregivers, care staff, and therapists supporting an adult with dementia, stroke, or brain injury at home or in residence.

Try it first: download the free 8-step toilet routine card from this line and read how the cards are set up at home, no email required.

Why buy direct from RehabWorksheets.com

• Our lowest price anywhere, always cheaper than our Etsy and TPT stores
• Instant digital download after checkout
• Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist

Please note: these materials support daily living and routine. They are not medical treatment, and no specific therapeutic outcomes are claimed.