Dementia Toilet Routine Cards - Step-by-Step Visual Aid for Memory Loss
Printable step-by-step cards that let an adult with dementia or memory loss use the toilet on their own. Post one card at eye level beside the toilet and point to each step instead of talking someone through it. That protects dignity and keeps the skill in use longer.
Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist with 10+ years in brain injury and dementia care.
What's included (6 print-ready pages):
- 8-step card: pull down pants and underwear, sit on the toilet, wipe, paper in the toilet, pull up, flush, wash hands with soap, dry hands
- 4-step simplified card for when fewer prompts work better
- High-contrast large-print versions of both cards for low vision
- Bonus "Toilet" door sign for the later stages
- Caregiver quick-start guide: where to mount the card, matching the card to the stage, laminating to make it last, pointing instead of quizzing, and starting before it is urgent
Who it's for: family caregivers, care staff, and therapists supporting an adult with dementia, stroke, or brain injury at home or in residence.
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- 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.
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