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Jumbo & Large Playing Cards are easy to hold, see and make a fun group activity for seniors!
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- 50 Activities for Seniors and Memory Care
- A Smorgasbord of Memory Care Program Ideas for Libraries
- ALA/PLA Programming Resources
- Alzheimer Society Canada: National resource library
- Alzheimer Society of Canada Links
- Assistive Technology Training Support for Adults with Memory Issues
- Can we restore skills in people with dementia, aphasia, or Alzheimer’s?
- Caregiver Cafés: Conversation Circles for Caregivers
- Caregiver Workshop: Memory Care Education for Caregivers
- Cognitive Stimulation Therapy Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Craft and Creative Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Creating a Safer Home: Ideas for Caregivers
- Embracing Moments of Connection with Adults with Memory Issues
- Helping engage with loved ones: Markham Public Library launches dementia care kits.
- How do I help a family member learn small tasks?
- How do I help a family member with dementia with personal hygiene?
- How do I make a room or space safer for a person with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or memory issues?
- How do we avoid caregiver burnout and exhaustion?
- How do we raise awareness of aphasia, dementia, and Alzheimer’s in our community?
- How to write a Program Planning Guide
- Indigenous Point of View on Dementia
- Intergenerational Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Memory Cafés for Adults with Memory Issues
- Memory Care Kits for Adults with Memory Issues
- Memory Care Library Program Ideas
- Memory Care Presentation for Caregivers
- Memory Care Programs in Public Libraries: Backgrounder and FAQ
- Memory Circles for Adults with Memory Issues
- Memory Circles for Adults with Memory Issues
- Memory Issues Tools Programs for Public Libraries
- Montessori-Based Activities for Adults with Memory Issues
- Outreach Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Reality Orientation Therapy for Adults with Memory Issues
- Rebuilding and Reinforcing Skills for Adults with Memory Issues
- Reminiscence Therapy Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Resources and Suppliers for Memory Care
- Sample Page
- Sensory Storytimes for Adults with Memory Issues
- Social Engagement Programs for Adults with Memory Issues
- Staying Connected for Adults with Memory Issues
- Storytelling and Oral History Projects for Adults with potential Memory Issues
- Template: Design Your Own Program for Adults with Memory Issues
- The Library of Memory Issues Tools for Caregivers
- The Library of Things for Adults with Memory Issues
- The Who, What, Where, Why, When, and Hows of Passive Programing
- What activities help dementia sufferers adapt?
- What activities stimulate memories in people with dementia, aphasia, or Alzheimer’s?
- What are some assistive devices for seniors in memory care?
- What are some cognitive and memory care techniques and interventions?
- What are some good memory care toys or games for seniors?
- What are the audiences for dementia programs?
- What are the best ideas for combatting social isolation for seniors?
- What are the best public library program ideas for combatting social isolation for seniors?
- What are the effects of social isolation on seniors?
- What can public libraries do in terms of dementia, aphasia, and Alzheimer’s support and programming as well as seniors’ social isolation?
- What do dementia caregivers need to know?
- What do families of dementia sufferers need to know?
- What do families of dementia sufferers need to know?
- What is a Dementia Friendly Library?
- What is a memory care café?
- What is a memory care kit?
- What is a Sensory Storytime for Seniors?
- What is Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) for seniors?
- What is reality orientation for seniors?
- What is Reminiscence Therapy?
- What kind of toys, games, and puzzles help with dementia?
- What technology aids are there for assisting with seniors’ memory care?