Sensory for elderly

Dealing with the effects of Alzheimer's Disease is a long and challenging process for the everyone involved. It is especially difficult when the late stage of the illness is reached.

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

Age-related changes can impact on the sensory systems and diminish perceptual capacities. Primary senses can be trained and strengthened with special activities to stimulate the affected senses. In this article we explore: Benefits of sensory stimulation Preparing a sensory program How to run a group sensory program Ideas for sensory materials

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 dem

Everyone experiences the world through the senses: sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. These senses diminish with age, impacting lifestyle and well-being.

This no cook lavender playdough recipe is perfect for sensory play with kids and for helping calm over-stimulated kids too. A simple homemade recipe anyone can make!

People living with dementia can benefit greatly from exposure to soothing and sensory environments.

Sensory stimulation with familiar scents. A fun activity for seniors and the elderly living with dementia.

Sorting and sifting bins are a wonderful staple to include in easy-to-grab areas for caregivers, family members, and residents to enjoy together. In this article we cover: 6 Benefits of Sifting and Sorting Bins Inspiration for Sifting and Sorting Bins Making It Happen Tips for Optimising Sorting Bin Activities