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Reminiscing is natural for most of us. People with Alzheimer may not have a good memory of recent events but their long term memory is often almost intact. Appropriate recollection of past events, former accomplishments, and significant relationships can be very comforting to a client who is insecure in her present environment. They provide pleasure, help reaffirm self-esteem, and provide a link with more stable times.
 
The reminiscence activities and programs we suggest can be used to help your residents recall important events and interests that were significant to them in the past. Our products are basic tools enabling you to organize both individual and group reminiscence activities. Before you begin these activities, it is important to explore the memories of the participants and identify those that are happy and those that are not. This will prevent the resurgence of negative emotions that could lead to disturbing behaviors. All these facts can easily be inserted in our "My Life Story Album", a great products being used right now by hundreds of satisfied customers.
REMINISCENCE

"My Life Story" Album Anniversary Date Book First Writes

Life Stories® Remember When - A Reminiscing Game for Seniors The Bedside Journal

Sets of Black & White Pictures Moments in Time Down Memory Lane



Yesterdays I Hear Music I Hear Memories



Roses in December The Amen Corner Imagination Vacations



Travel Unlimited Gentlemen's Gathering Wisdom Across The Ages

The Sunshine on My Face / A Read-Aloud Book for Memory-Challenged Adults Happy New Year to You! - A Read-Aloud Book The Alzheimer’s Readers™ Series
The Reminiscence Collection (4 DVD'S) Intergenerational Set (2 DVD'S) The Special Needs Cooking Experience
Lighthearted Memories Program & CD Home & Prairies Program & CD Sacred Hymn Program & CD
Everyday Fashions Magazines / 1900-1930 Everyday Fashions Magazines / 1940-1960 Magazines of Antique Toys and Games

  
Canada and The Word Posters   
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