The Opal Season Company

Celebrating Cognitive Strengths

Surprising insights. Easy-to-follow ideas. Resources you need to show up for older adults in your life.

Learning from people living with dementia, caregivers, families and organizations to build dementia-positive communities is what this company is all about.

Honouring people with neurocognitive disorders, like Alzheimer's, Lewy Body Disease, Vascular Dementia, Frontotemporal Dementia and more, we offer consulting services to families, community organizations, and healthcare professionals that centre life interests, engage new learning, and celebrate a spectrum of skill strengths.

Thank You So Much!

I used these [ideas] in our memory support unit & they got a great response. Many interacted with others over the topics without prompting!

– Gabrielle, Therapy Leisure Professional, Australia

Trusted Around the World

In 2020, we conducted a pilot study with professional care staff and recreation specialists around the world. The feedback was overwhelming!

100% of participants indicated they would happily use our prompts and engagement suggestions again.

Ideal for Care Communities

Honour Life Experiences

Selecting activities that reflect a person's career, interests, or hobbies can be challenging. Our workshops help people celebrate a variety of life experiences!

Discover New Ways to Connect

Trust is at the center of every care relationship. Empower care partners to find shared interests over which to connect, bond and grow...together.

Open the Door to Joyful Living with Brain Change

What People are sharing

You have no idea how thankful we are to have these webinars and how they have helped so many.
Ashley, Senior Safety Coordinator, District of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

Thanks to your amazing advice, my program for people living with dementia was splendid! Sorry millennials, this is my new favourite group to work with!
Andrea, Tour Company Owner, New York City

Manitoba is located on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples, and on the National Homeland of the Red River Metis.