Dementia Activities and Products for Seniors

Guide: choosing activities by stage of dementia

A good activity respects the abilities the person still has and lets them succeed. Here are some guidelines for choosing by stage of dementia.

Early stage

Simple board games, large-print crosswords, puzzles of 35 pieces or more, group reminiscence activities.

Middle stage

13 to 35-piece puzzles, sorting games, large-format bingo, music from past decades, orientation boards to keep track of the day.

Late stage

Objects to hold and handle: twiddle muffs, lifelike dolls and pets, weighted products, scent games and familiar music.

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These activities encourage enjoyment, connection and the maintenance of abilities, but they do not replace medical treatment or advice.

Frequently asked questions

What activities are good for people living with dementia?

The best activities are simple, familiar and give a sense of success: adapted puzzles, sorting games, music from past decades, reminiscence, dolls and twiddle muffs. The choice depends on the stage of dementia and the person's interests.

How do I choose an activity for each stage of dementia?

In the early stage, favour games and group reminiscence. In the middle stage, choose 13 to 35-piece puzzles and sorting games. In the late stage, focus on objects to hold, music and familiar scents.

Can these products slow down Alzheimer's disease?

No. Our products are recreation and stimulation tools that encourage enjoyment, social connection and the maintenance of abilities, but they do not replace medical treatment or advice. For health advice, please consult a healthcare professional.

Do you accept purchase orders from facilities?

Yes. LTC homes, retirement homes and other facilities can order with a purchase order. The first order is paid in advance by cheque or credit card, then we send invoices payable within 30 days once credit is established. Tax-exempt facilities must write their exemption number in bold on the purchase order.

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