Brain training programs There are many ways to exercise your memory and cognitive functions. Daily practice of brain exercises reduces the risk of neurological disorders, as some programs act on all cognitive functions.The brain training program CLINT has been...
Alzheimer’s’s disease will not stop being talked about! But what is it really about? Ready to learn more about this disease? This is where it happens! What is Alzheimer’s’s disease? Alzheimer’s’s disease is a condition that...
title: Alzheimer’s’s from a distance: supporting loved ones far away, managing distance, visits, communication, coordinating care description: Complete guide to supporting a loved one with Alzheimer’s’s from a geographical distance: managing...
Your brain is undoubtedly the most precious organ you possess. It is the conductor of your body, the guardian of your memories, and the engine of your thoughts. Like a house that is maintained to withstand storms, your brain needs constant care to preserve its...
Memory LossMemory loss is one of the most predominant symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Individuals may struggle to recall recent information or recognize familiar faces. This creates an urgent need to design the environment in a way that compensates for this deficit,...
Memory Pairs Memorize the position of the cards and find the pairs. You can stimulate immediate memory and visual memory. The game is played like the classic memory game. You can also play with two players, taking turns, to play with your friends or family.In...
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EDITH is used by thousands of families and professionals to gently stimulate people with Alzheimer's. Simple, caring exercises for home or care settings.
