Living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia presents unique challenges—for both the individual and their loved ones. At Body Brokers, we provide specialised, compassionate, and structured rehabilitation support designed to enhance cognitive function, maintain independence, and improve overall quality of life. Our approach focuses on evidence-based exercise, routine-building, and meaningful engagement that supports both brain and body.
Dementia is an umbrella term for conditions that affect memory, communication, problem-solving, and behaviour. Alzheimer’s is the most common form, but every person’s experience is different. Symptoms may progress slowly or quickly, and the support each individual needs can vary widely.
Jessica Kreimeyer, our founder and Exercise Specialist, has extensive clinical experience working with clients living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Her approach combines structured physical activity, cognitive engagement, routine-building, and emotional support to help clients remain active, confident, and connected.
We create a personalised, 30-day continuous training programme designed to safely stimulate the mind and body. Each plan is built after a thorough assessment of cognitive function, daily abilities, mobility, and emotional needs.
Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) is a key protein that supports brain cell growth, communication, and resilience. Research shows that specific types of exercise can elevate BDNF levels, helping slow cognitive decline and improve mental clarity.
Our programmes may include:
These elements help stimulate BDNF production and support cognitive health in a safe and controlled way.
Maintaining physical independence is essential for confidence and safety. Our Alzheimer’s rehabilitation includes carefully selected exercises to support daily function:
This work helps clients move safely, stay active, and reduce the risk of injury in day-to-day life.
People with dementia often thrive with predictable routines. Jessica designs daily activity structures that support:
Clients receive a plan that can be followed at home or with support from caregivers, helping to maintain consistent progress.
To complement physical rehabilitation, sessions may include cognitive exercises such as:
These exercises are always adapted to the client’s cognitive stage and delivered gently and respectfully.
Alzheimer’s affects emotions, communication, and relationships, not just memory. Jessica provides compassionate support to help clients:
Family members and loved ones also benefit from knowing their relative is being supported in a calm, respectful environment.
Families and caregivers play a vital role in daily life. We offer practical guidance to support them, including:
This shared approach strengthens outcomes and promotes peace of mind for everyone involved.
Every stage of Alzheimer’s requires understanding, patience, and structured support. At Body Brokers, we are committed to helping individuals maintain independence, mobility, and emotional well-being for as long as possible.
Contact us to discuss how we can support you or your loved one with a structured and compassionate Alzheimer’s Rehabilitation Programme.
