Finding meaning and connection in small moments can go a long way toward making the journey through memory loss a little less painful.
National Backyard Games Week is May 18-24! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with someone who has memory loss, then go outside and play some bean bag toss games together. If you don't have a cornhole set, you can use chalk, paper plates or plastic buckets to make a target. Pro Tip: Bean bag toss games are good way for your loved one to get some exercise while having fun.
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with someone who has memory loss, try watching this fascinating video on Hawaiian culture together! Pro Tip: Engage your loved one in conversation about places they've been or would like to see.
Mother's Day is May 11! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with a mom who has dementia, try making a flower arrangement together! You can use flowers from your yard or from the store, or a mixture of both. Pro Tip: Moms of all ages appreciate taking the time to do a special activity together and it's a good way to make her feel loved.
