Montessori for seniors

Games, crafts, and outdoor fun can make your loved one feel valued, connected, and engaged. Try these creative activities to boost their mood and help keep their brains active.

Keep seniors with dementia engaged this September with our specially designed activity calendar. Each day offers a new, dementia-friendly idea to stimulate the mind and spirit. Click to discover how to create meaningful moments throughout the month.

Seniors deserve stimulating activities to keep their minds active and engaged. Whiteboard games are stimulating ways to provide seniors with cognitive challenges that don't require much physical effort while also promoting creativity. These are our favorites.

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

There are plenty of things for seniors to do when they're feeling bored. From easy crafts like making a quilt or painting a picture, to more challenging activities like learning a new language or playing chess, there's something for everyone. Check out this list of ideas and get started on keeping yourself busy and engaged!

The word Snoezelen is a Dutch word that means to explore and relax. This type of Sensory Stimulation provides multi-sensory stimulation in a controlled environment. Here are 6 ways to turn an ordinary room in your facility into a relaxing Snoezelen room.

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!

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.

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

As dementia and Alzheimer’s conditions advance, it’s hard to have joyful interactions sometimes with those you love. Studies have shown that the right leisure activities can slow the process of cognitive decline. Games and entertaining activities also provide ways to interact with loved ones that are fun and engaging. Let’s take a look at 4 fun options for activities for Alzheimer’s patients. #dementia #caregiving #alzheimers #alzheimersdisease #eldercare