Sensory Games for Care Homes, and the Elderly

Sensory Games Designed for Dementia & Alzheimer's Patients

Sensory Games for the Elderly

Sensory games play a crucial role in promoting cognitive functioning, enhancing memory, and reducing anxiety among elderly persons. Our extensive selection of games are designed to support hand-eye coordination, decision-making abilities, and overall mental wellbeing. Incorporating play in their daily schedules allows these individuals to communicate, express feelings, and remain mentally active. This, in turn, promotes a better quality of life.

Sensory Games for Care Homes

In care homes, it's crucial to provide residents with activities that stimulate their senses and keep them engaged. Sensory games can serve as an effective, therapeutic tool to meet this need. Our products offer a variety of textures, colours, sounds, and smells that can rejuvenate the senses, stimulate memories, foster social interaction, and promote physical activity.

Sensory Games for the Visually Impaired

Sensory games are not only for those with clear vision. For visually impaired individuals, our tactile and audio-based games offer a world of exploration and enjoyment. These activities deliver sensory stimulation through non-visual senses such as touch, sound, and smell. This not only provides fun but also aids in developing spatial awareness and fine-tuning other sensory perceptions.

Sensory Games for Dementia Patients

Dementia can often disrupt an individual's ability to communicate and engage with their surroundings. Our collection of sensory games for dementia patients is designed to engage their senses, stimulate memory recall, and render comfort. By providing structured, safe, and stimulating activities, we can help dementia patients feel more at ease, maintain their cognitive functions for longer and enhance their overall wellbeing.

Sensory Games for Alzheimer's Patients

Individuals suffering from Alzheimer's also significantly benefit from sensory games. Our specifically designed games provide visual, auditory, and tactile stimulation that helps maintaining cognitive function and engage thought processes. These games can also spark emotions and memories, helping Alzheimer's patients connect with their past and present, promoting positive moods, and reducing agitation or anxiety.