The Together Table™
Start with something that matters to them
A person who loved baking might enjoy stirring or adding an ingredient.
Someone who took pride in their home might enjoy folding napkins or arranging a small centerpiece.
Their contribution does not have to look exactly as it once did to remain meaningful.
Start with their interests. Prepare the parts they can take on. Offer help as needed.
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The Together Table™ Workspace is a reusable, color-guided mat designed to organize materials and provide a clear place to work.
The Companion App is being developed to pair that workspace with visual activity instructions, setup guidance, and short “Copy Me” demonstrations.
Together, they are designed to help you bring guidance into the activity—where your loved one can see and use it.
- DEMENTIA CARE
- HOLISTIC METHODS
- TRANSFORM YOUR HOME
- SUPPORTING CAREGIVERS
- EASY TRANSITIONS
- DEDICATED SUPPORT
- PRACTICAL SKILLS
- LOVED ONE'S INDEPENDENCE
- CONNECTION
Guidance for you. Opportunities for them.
MonteBloom’s approach is informed by Montessori principles: preparing the environment, observing the person, and making room for meaningful participation.
Founder Annie Kulik brings more than a decade of experience across care settings, along with credentials as a Certified Dementia Practitioner and specialized training in Montessori for Dementia.
That experience shapes a simple goal: make thoughtful activity support easier for families to put into practice.
Adapt the activity to today
The 3•5•8 Method™ offers ways to organize an activity into 3, 5, or 8 steps.
Three steps might highlight a few familiar actions. Five or eight might include more parts of the process.
Choose the version that fits the activity and your loved one’s needs. You can still offer demonstrations, reminders, or physical assistance at any step.
There is no requirement to progress to a higher number.
What Occupational Therapists Think...
"MonteBloom places clinical reasoning that usually lives inside a therapist's head directly into a caregiver's hands."
You deserve a place to start, too.
You already make countless decisions throughout the day.
MonteBloom is being built to make activity planning more manageable, with guidance you can return to as your loved one’s needs change.
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The Together Table™
Is The Together Table™ Right for You?
If you answer "Yes" to several of these questions, this course was created with you in mind.
You want everyone to feel included.
☐ You wish your loved one could spend meaningful time together instead of simply being in the same room.
Activities often feel overwhelming.
☐ You struggle to find activities that work for them.
Someone usually gets left out.
☐ Your loved one becomes frustrated, or you end up doing most of the work yourself.
You're constantly searching Pinterest, Google, or Facebook for ideas.
☐ You're tired of collecting activity ideas that don't actually fit your family's unique situation.
You want more than "busy work."
☐ You want experiences that help your loved one feel capable, useful, and connected—not just entertained.
You worry about doing it wrong.
☐ You're unsure how much help to give without taking over.
Every activity feels like starting from scratch.
☐ You wish you had a simple system that worked for recipes, crafts, gardening, chores, and family traditions.
You believe every family member has something valuable to contribute.
☐ You want your loved one to experience success together, regardless of their abilities.
☐ You're ready to learn a practical framework you can use again and again instead of relying on endless activity lists.
If You Checked 3 or More...
The Together Table™ and companion app was designed for families just like yours.
Let's Get Started!
When a familiar activity needs a different approach
Your loved one may recognize the materials but need a cue to begin. They may enjoy one part of an activity while needing help with another.
You may find yourself wondering:
Where should I start?
How much should I put out?
What should I demonstrate?
When should I help?
MonteBloom gives you a practical framework for working through those questions.
Make the next action easier to see
The Together Table™ Workspace is a reusable, color-guided mat designed to organize materials and provide a clear place to work.
The Companion App is being developed to pair that workspace with visual activity instructions, setup guidance, and short “Copy Me” demonstrations.
Together, they are designed to help you bring guidance into the activity—where your loved one can see and use it.
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Buy it, try it, apply it.
We are confident that our course will make a positive difference in your caregiving journey. If you are not completely satisfied with the course within 30 days of launch, we will provide a full refund—no questions asked. Your peace of mind and the well-being of your loved one are our top priorities.
Hi, I'm Annie.
With more than a decade of experience supporting individuals with dementia, developmental disabilities, and families across the lifespan, I've worked in direct care, clinical quality management, intergenerational programming, acute care, community initiatives, and in-home support.
Over the years, I realized something important: caregivers don't lack information—they lack a practical way to apply it with confidence. There are countless books, articles, and videos explaining concepts like Montessori, communication strategies, and behavior support. But when it comes time to help someone make breakfast, fold laundry, complete a routine, or participate in a family activity, many caregivers are left wondering, "What do I actually do?"
That's why I created the 3•5•8 Method™.
The 3•5•8 Method™ transforms evidence-based principles into a simple, repeatable framework that helps you match everyday activities to your loved one's abilities. By breaking tasks into manageable steps, preparing the environment for success, and providing the right level of support, you'll learn how to reduce frustration, encourage independence, and create meaningful opportunities for participation.
Because knowledge is the first step. Confidence comes from knowing how to apply it. My mission is to bridge the gap between understanding the research and feeling confident enough to use it in everyday life—giving families practical tools that turn uncertainty into success.
