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Life Histories Game

$95.95 inc GST $87.23 ex GST

A multi-purpose board game designed to aid reminiscing, help individuals getting to know each other, and facilitate the sharing of experiences. It can be played by 2-8 people, independently or supported by staff.

The cards can also be used to inspire people writing their life stories. Benefits include:

– Helping to preserve memory
– Maintaining a sense of identity
– Integrating the past and present
– Assisting with reminiscing and the life review process
– Promoting a sense of pride that people have done their best in life
– – Providing opportunities for socialising and making friends
– Promoting understanding of behaviour and outlook on life
– Sharing life accomplishments that promote respect
– Providing references for conversations with cognitively impaired individuals

This non-competitive, fun activity will become a well-used tool to benefit both residents and staff in day centres, residential homes, hospitals and activity clubs, as well as people being cared for at home.

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SKU: 9780863889363 - 66 Categories: , , , , NDIS approved: Yes Ages: Adult Author: Robin Dynes Publisher: Routledge Page count: 200 Edition: 1st Edition ISBN: 9780863889363 Publish date: August 16, 2012

Product overview

A multi-purpose board game designed to aid reminiscing, help individuals getting to know each other, and facilitate the sharing of experiences. It can be played by 2-8 people, independently or supported by staff.

The cards can also be used to inspire people writing their life stories. Benefits include:

– Helping to preserve memory
– Maintaining a sense of identity
– Integrating the past and present
– Assisting with reminiscing and the life review process
– Promoting a sense of pride that people have done their best in life
– – Providing opportunities for socialising and making friends
– Promoting understanding of behaviour and outlook on life
– Sharing life accomplishments that promote respect
– Providing references for conversations with cognitively impaired individuals

This non-competitive, fun activity will become a well-used tool to benefit both residents and staff in day centres, residential homes, hospitals and activity clubs, as well as people being cared for at home.