1960s Memory Lane U.K. - Melgren, Jacqueline

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Résumé :
Reminiscing the 1960s U.K. (The Swinging Sixties) along with your beloved who is facing memory or cognitive challenges can be a beautiful way to reconnect and rekindle happy memories of the past and initiate a conversation. They are very popular as picture books for people with dementia, and are also suitable for:People who have had strokes, brain injuries, strokes or any cognitive loss Parkinson's disease Alzheimer's disease Picture Books for people with Dementia: Picture books can be a useful tool as they help promote conversation & dialogue, which in turn can have a whole host of benefits:Helps alleviate boredom Can help combat depression Reduces isolation between individuals when used as group therapy, for example in care homes Increases relationship levels between individuals & carers, as pictures help promote conversation about life events in a casual & non-invasive manner. The pictures used in these books were specifically chosen for people with Alzheimer's & dementia, there is a large variety of Images with Historical significance that help communication and remembering Golden days. Each of our picture book for seniors has:No mention of Dementia or Alzheimer's or Parkinson's on or inside the book or anything that could cause stress or embarrassment. Carefully chosen Topics of 1960s with unique history. Premium Therapeutic Pictures of American History from the 1960s to set a positive mood Large Print, Helvetic font for facilitating ease of reading Only one picture per page considering the requirements of focus Our books make great presents, care home activities, or simply a brilliant reminiscence product....

Biographie:
Jacqueline has been working as an independent artist for more than a decade. She is extensively experienced in creating art through various mediums like watercolor, ink, pencil. She also has experience with character design, storybook illustrations, coloring book illustrations, T-Shirt designs, and logo designs. Her creativity is cultivated by curious imagination. Jacqueline has been helping with CHSLD/ Long term care and housing facilities, seeing the effects of aging on many levels. She believes different approaches can make great strides to reaching people.