Boosts creativity
Calming
Thoughtfully designed
Perfect gift
Boosts creativity
Calming
Thoughtfully designed
Perfect gift
Early-Mid stages
We recommend this product for people that are at the early stages of their journey.
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$13.99
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We recommend this product for people that are at the Early-Mid stages of their journey. If you're not sure if this is the right product for you, take our short quiz to find your stage.
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Size & Details
Size & Details
- Book dimensions: H11.7in x W8.3in x D0.2in
- Material: paper
- Pictures x27
- Pencils not included
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Delivery
Delivery
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Warranty & Return Policy
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Radiant Nature
$13.99
Coloring Book
Coloring is a therapeutic activity for people in the early-mid stages of dementia
Boosts creativity
Colouring provides a creative outlet for self-expression. Experimenting with colours and filling in the scenes offers a sense of accomplishment, boosting creativity and confidence.
Calming
Relish coloring books use captivating scenes with varying levels of detail. This caters to different cognitive abilities, offering a relaxing yet stimulating coloring experience that promotes focus and well-being.
Thoughtfully designed
Each illustration is age appropriate and has a sample image to help guide the user and interesting facts to spark conversation.
Perfect gift
Give the perfect gift and don’t worry – there is no mention of memory loss, aging or dementia on the packaging.
Stay Independent
An excellent activity to enjoy solo, colouring helps boost creativity and confidence.
Find Calm
Colouring is a relaxing yet stimulating activity, made to be enjoyed.
Celebrate Achievement
Colouring provides a way to express creativity that is low pressure. It's a manageable activity that yields a tangible accomplishment to hold onto.
Keep Learning
The facts included on each page can spark curiosity and provide mental stimulation. The act of listening and processing new information can be enjoyable and keep the person engaged in the present moment.