Let your imagination soar.
Start telling stories
TimeSlips opens storytelling to everyone by replacing the pressure to remember with the freedom to imagine.
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What is TimeSlips?
The open, poetic language of improvisational storytelling invites people with dementia to express themselves and connect with others.
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Thank you!
Our warmest thanks to Julie O'Hara, for her donation to TimeSlips in honor of Mr. Theodore R. Scott.
May our mission of bringing creativity and joy to families with dementia honor Mr. Scott.
Summer Institute Registration Now Open!
UWM's Center on Age & Community will host CREATE/CHANGE: Transforming Care for Elders Through Creative Engagement, June 24-28, including a full TimeSlips training. Learn more at www.aging.uwm.edu
Found the "Collaborate" Button Yet?
Here on www.timeslips.org, you can write your own story OR you can click "collaborate" and invite a friend to write a story with you! Give it a try!
On-Line Training Now Available
Our playful and engaging 4-hour On-Line Training is now open! Great for service learning classrooms or individuals who can't get to an In-Person Training. Order Here.
TimeSlips.org on NBC's Today Show!
Click HERE to see the TODAY SHOW segment featuring TimeSlips in practice, including interviews with storytellers, family, staff, and founder Anne Basting.
About TimeSlips
TimeSlips was originally designed for people with cognitive disabilities like dementia. Now anyone can use TimeSlips to read, write, and share stories with family and friends. TimeSlips is based at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee's Center on Age & Community.
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Certify your organization.
Certified TimeSlips Organizations have trained their staff and are using the method to improve the quality of life of people with dementia.
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