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What are some Dementia Friendly Hobbies? There are many hobbies people with dementia enjoy, even when these activities may be harder as physical or mental decline occurs. These activities may include watching rugby or football, listening to old music, looking at old photos and more. We created the Happiness Programme with these in mind. Happy […]
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New games to bring a bit of sunshine and happiness to your summer! Seasonal games are an important part of the Happiness Programme, and adding fresh and exciting games regularly is what keeps things fun and exciting for players, care staff, friends and family. We’re thrilled to announce the release of four new games, just
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What are some activities for Learning Disabilities? There are lots of activities that can be done with people living with learning disabilities. These activities include the Happiness Programme, interactive light technology that features over 80 inclusive games and activities that cater to a wide variety of people. How to bring some extra magic to your
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All about props! Props are a great way for players of the magic table 360 to get more out of activity sessions by enhancing sensory stimulation and extending reach. We believe that props are a great way to develop your person-centred care, so we have put together a bunch of resources to help you
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Fun learning activities for adults with learning disabilities There are different fun learning activities that can be played with adults with learning disabilities. One of these fun learning activities is the Happiness Programme, interactive light technology that features games and activities that support learning in a fun and simple way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si9sskWg2-o The Happiness Programme comes
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What is the Magic Table for Learning Disabilities? The Magic Table, a part of the Happiness Programme, uses interactive light technology to provide a sensory experience for those who use it. It’s a specialist piece of equipment designed to bring joy and happiness and is proven to have a hugely positive impact on those that
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How Does Dementia Affect Daily Life? Dementia can affect daily life in many ways. It can affect memory, communication, mobility and more. In the below case study, you can read more about how the Happiness Programme is improving mobility for dementia residents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=406XvYgq2OA How NHS hospital, Colwyn Bay, is using the Happiness Programme Today, we
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What are some sensory activities for dementia patients? There are many sensory activities elderly people enjoy, even when these activities may be harder as physical or mental decline occurs. These activities may include watching TV, listening to old music, looking at old photos and more. We created the Happiness Programme with these in mind. Looking
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What is the Magic Table for Dementia? The Magic Table, a part of the Happiness Programme, uses interactive light technology to provide a sensory experience for those who use it. It’s a specialist piece of equipment designed to bring joy and happiness and is proven to have a hugely positive impact on those that use
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What are activities for dementia patients? There are many activities people with dementia enjoy, even when these acitvities may be harder as physical or mental decline occurs. These activities may include watching rugby or football, listening to old music, looking at old photos and more. We created the Happiness Programme with these in mind. https://youtu.be/7sq6eOf5b7A
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