With dementia cases predicted to triple to 150 million by 2050, it is imperative that funding for the dementia care system is increased. The…
Helping Care Teams Engage
Happy Days Dementia Workshop & Nostalgic Design 
are constantly designing and creating nostalgic environments, engagement and reminiscence materials to help care teams, volunteers and families engage with elderly and people living with dementia.
Creating a nostalgic environment in your care home or hospital ward can really bring residents, patients, care teams and families together, says Gillian Hesketh, MD of Happy Days Dementia Workshop.
‘A complete room isn’t always necessary. Nostalgic or more modern interesting wall art in corridors can help people engage. Interactive displays and trolleys, themed reminiscence baskets with memorabilia can bring about stories to share, encourage activity and enrich a sense of well-being for everyone.’
Choose from 1950s & 1960s Displays - Post Office Corner - Table Top Market - Mini Tool Shed - Train Carriage - Laundry Day - Nurturing - Seaside - Ladies Salon - Garden Room - Reminiscence Room and more …
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Email: gillian@dementiaworkshop.co.uk - Shop online: www.dementiaworkshop.co.uk
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