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Discover the benefits of tactile stimulation for seniors living with dementia and learn practical ways to integrate this practice into their daily routines. From emotional and cognitive benefits to social interaction, explore how tactile stimulation can improve seniors' quality of life. #DementiaCare #TactileStimulation #SeniorWellBeing #PromyseHomeCare

Adapting and modifying games for seniors is necessary for all sorts of different reasons. As well as for those living with dementia, games need to be modified for those who use wheelchairs and those with impaired vision or sensory loss.

Chose a colorful bag, something that catches the eye, silk, or any other fabric that feels good to the touch. You don't want to be able to see through the bag. Find random objects, such as kitchen utensils, keys, padlock. Ideal reminiscing game for seniors.

Help your loved one with memory loss thrive with these 55 senior-friendly dementia care activities that are safe, fun, and failure-free.

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There are several benefits of mindfulness activities for seniors and we listed them all for you in this article.

These laminated cards are great for someone with Alzheimer's/ dementia to match and sort! I made them from old calendars.

In her popular training, “Filling the Day with Meaning,” Teepa Snow, a leading educator on dementia, says, “Meaningful days matter to all people. This need does not change for someone […]

This super simple card sorting activity from Alisha is the perfect quick-prep activity for your toddlers and preschoolers to practice fine motor, sorting,

Turning exercises into simple games can encourage your loved ones with dementia to stay active, encourage physical movement in a safe, fun and enjoyable manner. Great for those with dementia with limited mobility, why not try this as a family caregiver, or for nursing homes games for the elderly. Exercise for seniors can be fun, as long as you jump in with your heart. Read and save! Have fun and let me know which you liked!

Tactile, sensory activities for dementia are very important. This article gives you some ideas of activities to stimulate the sense of touch.

These touchy-feely sensory pouches (also known as squish bags and sensory pads) are a wonderful way to explore the senses. They are also so easy to make! Making sensory pouches is a quick and inexpensive way to make an engaging and relaxing sensory activity for people living with dementia.

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When you have both high- and low-functioning residents in your senior activity program, how do you provide one activity that meets everyone's needs? Scroll down to let us know in the comments! #lowfunctioningseniors #nursinghomeactivities

One of the pleasures of watching a child grow is being shocked out of taking the mundane for granted. The most ordinary things that we seemingly know without thinking and can do without trying, are, for the child, joyous challenges.

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You should check out this extensive list of enjoyable activities and how they can benefit you.

A simple idea where a group of random objects are displayed on a tray for a limited period of time and then the clients try and recall what the items were.

Break the cycle of boredom and provide meaningful engagement for seniors with dementia. Learn how to create activity boards that cater to their individual needs and interests.