This activity can be a warm-up as part of a wider session or used on its own. It uses props to stimulate and enhance physical movement and seasonal feedback, develop reflexes, and bring in enjoyment and fun.
Credit: Dr Rosaria Gracia, developed in partnership with Know Dementia.
A fun, dementia-friendly activity that is good fun to play in small groups. It is a lovely way to get people warmed up and can be a good icebreaker to start a longer activity or workshop.
Credit: CASPAE / Ana Campos and Joana Nunes.
This activity is an ideal way for facilitators and participants to find out about each other, sharing their identities and stories through music as well as being introduced to, and discovering new music.
Credit: The Orders of St John Care Trust, Monkscroft Care Centre: Sarah Davis and Beata McLean, Developed in partnership with Live Music Now: Douglas Noble and Julia Turner
This activity is a fun icebreaker or warm-up exercise. The activity should be energetic, even if your group is seated, and there should be a sense of fun, enjoyment and exploration with plenty of laughter.
Credit: Royal Exchange Theatre Elders Company /Bill and Estelle.
