RECEPTION COUNTER

THERAPEUTIC GARDEN - Create a physical space with elements of nature, such as plants, scents, and textures. Incorporate signage explaining the therapeutic benefits of each element. Let visitors be able to discuss and feel the significance of therapeutic gardens for individuals with Alzheimer's.

ARTWORK SHOWCASE

BRAIN ANATOMY - Create a physical exhibit with 3D models or interactive displays showing the normal brain and the brain affected by Alzheimer's. Use labels, touchscreens, or buttons to allow visitors to explore and learn about the different regions of the brain.

MEMORY WALKWAY - Memory wall also means a memory walkway, which is the last part of the exhibition which provide them a opportunity to express themselves which is the feeling or feedback of whole experience that want to share with others.

STORYTELLING CORNER - Set up a comfortable and inviting space with audio stations or video screens for recorded stories. Include written narratives, photographs, or artifacts that enhance the personal connection to the stories being shared. Live storytelling sessions or scheduled talks will occur by individuals affected by Alzheimer's.