These leaves will look great with lots of fall (autumn) colors! Reds, browns, greens, yellows, and oranges.
Painting is a fun small group activity. Encourage mixing colors for new shades.
These leaves will look great with lots of fall (autumn) colors! Reds, browns, greens, yellows, and oranges.
These leaves will look great with lots of fall (autumn) colors! Reds, browns, greens, yellows, and oranges.
Early and middle-stage memory care/dementia.Â
Supply materials, explain how to use/mix paints and be on hand to offer support if needed.Â
If a person is reluctant to take part, leaving a brush and page in front of them can often lead to the person picking it up and engaging after a while of watching others paint.
Late-stage memory care/dementia.
Use hand over hand assistance if this is possible.
Watching others paint is a nice activity as a passive observer if the person is not able to participate actively.
Creative pursuits improve fine motor skills, promote mindfulness, and encourage an active lifestyle.
For older adults who are living in residential care facilities, participating in art activities can also provide an opportunity for social connection.
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At Maria's Place we believe that activity and lifelong learning are cornerstones for a fulfilling life. We are committed to guiding caregivers to engage fully with those they care for in a meaningful and heartfelt way.
