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Taking part in activities, including everyday tasks, can have powerful benefits for the physical and mental wellbeing of a person with dementia. Activities can help them stay healthy, active and independent. They can also help someone express their feelings, retain their skills and self-esteem, and stay motivated.
Discover 60 activities and games for adults with dementia that stimulate the mind, boost mood, and encourage interaction. Find fun, safe activities and games.
We've compiled a collection of 10 free printable dementia-friendly PDF activity worksheets specifically designed for individuals with dementia. These are all suitable for one-on-one use and an easy way to include a social aspect to the person's life.
This guidebook offers a variety of stimulating activities for people who are recovering from a brain disorder. Most activities are intended to be done in a 1-on-1 setting with two people.
This handout has been written as a guide for people with dementia and their families and carers. It includes activities that people with dementia may want to try at home. These are based on our Cognitive Stimulation Therapy course. The activity ideas are grouped by theme.
101 Activity Suggestions for People Living with Dementia. Listen to music. Toss a ball. Colour pictures. Make homemade lemonade. Count trading cards. Clip coupons. Sort poker chips. Read out loud chapters from Harry Po er books or other favourite stories. 12 Take photos of the person and you and create a collage.
These activities can help you to • Do the things you enjoy. • Improve your mood. • Remain independent. • Stay mobile. • Reduce your risk of falling. We want to inspire you to live well with dementia. And we want you to inspire us! Share your own tips and ideas on staying active with . dementia with us on twitter by adding . #Justmove . to
