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Adding team members to the Happiness Hub A step by step guide to invite team members to the Happiness Hub. October 2022 The Happiness Hub is your online account where you access everything you need to design and run brilliant activity sessions with the Happiness Programme. It’s home to all our training webinars and resources […]
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Welcome to part II of our training on using music as a therapeutic tool Below you’ll find a webinar with our Social Impact team, covering topics of: Music and meal times A list of games featuring music to try on your next session (along with tips to try) You’ll also find below a link
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What are some Sensory Activities for Students with Learning Disabilities? There are many sensory activities for students with learning disabilities that schools can support. One of these is the Happiness Programme, an interactive light projector that features over 80 sensory games and activities. It uses interactive light technology to provide a sensory experience for those
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Group play and the social benefits of the Happiness Programme The Happiness Programme is designed to be accessible for people with all kinds of needs and requirements. Part of our mission is making sure that everyone can get involved in the fun and games that the Happiness Programme is bringing to your care service.
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What is the Happiness Tracker? The Happiness Tracker is a great way to make structured notes and keep a record of each Happiness Programme session. This can be a good way to keep track of: Which games you’ve tried What has worked well for certain residents What hasn’t worked well for residents Prop use
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How multi-surface use can bring versatility to your Happiness Programme sessions The Happiness Programme is incredibly versatile and easy to use on a number of different surfaces. This means that more players can make use of the space and games when projected onto different surfaces. Multi-surface use is also a great way to make sure
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What are Sensory Activities for Dementia? There are lots of sensory activities that can be done with people with learning disabilities. One of these activities includes the Happiness Programme, interactive light technology that features over 80 inclusive games and activities that cater to a wide variety of people. Not a member of the Happiness Programme?
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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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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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