Hospitals
Education, doll therapy supplies, and practical implementation support for nursing teams caring for patients.
Hospital ProgramsNurse led training and implementation
Doll therapy programs that bring comfort, connection, and purpose.
Angie’s Purpose helps hospitals, senior communities, and families use doll therapy with the education, supplies, and practical support needed for compassionate care and improved outcomes.
Nurse developedResearch informedBuilt for real care settings
Comfort. Safety. Hope.A complete approach to doll therapy.
6Hospitals
30Nursing units
159Patients
81.8%Patients with documented symptom improvement
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Support for the people you care for.
Memory care and assisted living
Support for resident comfort, engagement, and meaningful routines, with staff and family education.
Community ProgramsFamily caregivers
A $148 family kit that pairs a therapeutic doll with education and practical resources for home.
Family ProgramsExplore Angie’s Purpose
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Explore practical support for patients, residents, and loved ones, along with the research and experience behind the program.
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About Angie
Meet the nurse leader and researcher behind Angie’s Purpose.
Read Angie’s Story02Doll Therapy Programs
Compare programs for hospitals, senior communities, and families.
Explore Programs03Research and In the Media
Review hospital results, recognition, presentations, and media features.
View Research and Media04Shop Kits
Learn what comes with the individual family doll therapy kit.
View the Kit05Partners and Contact
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A hospital family’s experience“The use of the doll therapy in the hospital was really wonderful for her and us. It gave her something else to focus on instead of the IVs and other medical devices on and surrounding her. It physically kept her hands busy and mentally it gave her a ‘baby’ to care for and love.
Thanks again for providing care and comfort to those with dementia and other brain involved issues with your doll therapy!”
Christy C.
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Bring doll therapy to your organization.
Tell Angie what your team is seeing and what you want to improve. She will help you identify the right program and implementation approach.