Games for people with alzheimers

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.

Alzheimer's Disease affects people in different ways. Rather than focusing on the disease and impairment, we should aim to identify each person's strengths and remaining abilities and find activities to support these. Here are 15 Activities For Late-Stage Alzheimer's Disease.

We discuss the high importance of group activities for dementia patients and how to make their lives more enjoyable and fun.

Matching activities are good cognitive brain games for your loved one with dementia. See the variety in my Etsy shop DementiaHelpingHand

Playing cards can provide seniors with socialization and mental stimulations as well as improve hand and finger dexterity. Here are lots of fun card games that senior can play alone or among a group of friends.

Laughter is a natural and essential part of life. Beyond the immediate pleasure it brings, laughter is a powerful force with lasting effects on our well-being. It offers a host of benefits that are worth exploring, especially for seniors.

Playing card games can improve memory, cognitive skills, and socialization for people with dementia.

Looking for Christmas holiday activities that your loved one with dementia can do? Here is a list of 74+ craft projects to keep them busy.

During your working hours, you will see many clients outside of programmed activities; seize the opportunity and engage with them. It will only take a minute or two and can transform someone's state of mind and lift their spirits more than you can imagine.

I thought this was a good idea, so I thought I'd share in case it was helpful for others. For my dad's Christmas gift, I made 3 different BINGO games...