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"[This
book] is a gem for all the over-fifty folk worried about losing memories
and not knowing how to keep the brain stimulated and healthy.
[It]
has a place in private homes of people knowing that mental-flossing does
indeed help to stave off diseases such as Alzheimer's. It is just as much
at home in assisted living, adult day health settings, and senior centers
as a wonderful tool for enriching the cognitive lives of those already
experiencing early memory issues. Once again, Kristin Einberger and Janelle
Sellick have given the aging public a new opportunity to be an active
part of reversing the doom-and-gloom future of living with memory loss
and turn it instead into a fun and challenging new life chapter." "Strengthen
Your Mind, Volume 2, definitely provides an extensive variety of topics
and activity suggestions with wide appeal to older adults looking for
ways to upgrade their memory fitness routine. While taking a walk down
memory lane, the conversation possibilities will only add to the benefits
by enhancing interactions for groups as well as time spent with families,
friends, and caregivers." "[This
book] provides stimulating and enjoyable brain exercises that not only
challenge your memory (in a fun way), but also bring back fond memories
of special times in your life to reminisce about.
The authors are
to be congratulated on writing a valuable tool for families and health
care professionals to use with people concerned with memory loss."
"This engaging and stimulating collection
of activities is a wonderful resource for the growing numbers of persons
with memory loss, care partners, and professionals who seek opportunities
to focus less on what is lost by discovering and building on what endures." "Strengthen Your Mind provides stimulating and enjoyable brain exercises … I was amazed at the incredible number of topic areas; I believe that the book will have something to please everyone … The authors are to be congratulated on writing a valuable tool for families and healthcare professionals to use with people concerned with memory loss."
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