STIR, Success Through Individual Recreation is examined to determine the benefits of individualized recreational activities geared towards the lower functioning Alzheimer's population. The STIR program has proven to be a successful way of meeting social and recreational needs of all levels of individuals afflicted with Alzheimer's disease.
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