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Strengthen Your Mind, Volume 2

Activities for People Concerned About Early Memory Loss

Kristin Einberger Janelle Sellick

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Health Professions Press,U.S.
01 August 2008
Like the popular first volume, these 87 all-new activities will stimulate the minds, memories, and senses of older adults. Designed especially for individuals concerned about early memory loss, the short, one-page worksheets strengthen brain functioning, promote social interaction, and provide hours of meaningful enjoyment.
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Imprint:   Health Professions Press,U.S.
Country of Publication:   United States
Edition:   New edition
Dimensions:   Height: 276mm,  Width: 213mm,  Spine: 12mm
Weight:   480g
ISBN:   9781932529425
ISBN 10:   193252942X
Pages:   200
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Contents:Dedication PrefaceIntroductionSection I: PeopleAthletes of GreatnessA-Z of Famous People from the U.S.Brides and GroomsCreative PeopleDistinguished WomenExpressions Related to PeopleFamous Scandals and SwindlersFamous Child ActorsFamous CouplesFamous DoublesFamous People and the Occupations that Made Them SoFamous People Defined by Their Hairstyles and HatsFamous SiblingsFirst LadiesLeaders in the World of Science and NatureMilitary LeadersPeople Who Come in ThreesPeople Known by Initials in Their NamesPeople with Products Named After ThemPlaces and Things Named for PeoplePopular Song Titles Containing PeoplePresidential FactsTerms for Groups of PeopleTIME Magazine Person of the YearTV HostsWho Invented What?Who Wrote It?The World of MusicSection II: PlacesAt the Baseball Park and Golf Course At the MoviesThe A-Z of Famous U.S. CitiesEarly Homes of U.S. PresidentsThe East CoastThe High SeasHome Sweet HomeIn the NeighborhoodIn the UniverseLegendary PlacesMain StreetNicknames of Countries Around the WorldOn the MapOn the RoadOut in the ColdPeople and PlacesPlaces Animals LivePlaces Associated with the SeasonsPlaces that are Also ThingsSettings of Famous EventsSome Like It HotSongs with Geographical Names in the TitlesSpace and BeyondThis is the PlaceThe West CoastWhich Continent Is It?Which Country Is It?Which State Is It Section III: ThingsAll About ArchesAll American ThingsAnimal FactsAnimal SayingsThe Color of MoneyComedy, Laughter, and SmilesEvents That Changed HistoryExpressions with Body PartsExpressions with ColorsExpressions with FoodExpressions with Numbers and TimeFabulous FivesFamous Brand NamesFamous RecipesFood Around the U.S.Human BodyImportant DatesIn the DarkIn the Middle of ThingsMan's Best FriendMother and FathersOver and UnderPass the Cheese, PleasePassing FadsProducts with NumbersShoesShow Me the MoneyThe Sound of MusicThings that are SquareThings with a Letter in the TitleWhat's What in American BusinessWhere on Your Body?

Kristin Einberger has worked with older adults for 30 years, most of it with people with cognitive impairment. In the last few years, she has focused her time on early memory loss. She developed and facilitated two social day programs for people experiencing early memory loss and assisted in starting another. Currently, she facilitates one of these programs in Fairfield, California. She is also the program coordinator for a senior day program in Northern California. Kristin has presented at numerous local, state, and national conferences, including the Alzheimer’s Association, Brookdale Foundation, American Society on Aging, and the California Council for Adult Education. She has partnered with Janelle Sellick to author a technical manual for the Brookdale Foundation on Creating an Early Memory Loss Program. In addition, she has written an activity card set titled Sharpen Your Senses. Kristin has also written many articles on the same subject.|Janelle Sellick, M.S., RTC/CTRS, has worked with people with cognitive impairment for the past 10 years, and specifically with people with early memory loss for the past 4 years. She developed and facilitated two social/educational programs for people with early memory loss and has also developed educational classes for caregivers. In addition, she has taught numerous memory enhancement classes and seminars to independent seniors. Janelle has presented at many local, state, and national conferences, including the Alzheimer’s Association, the California Park and Recreation Society, the Brookdale Foundation, and the American Therapeutic Recreation Association. She is the author of many newsletter and magazine articles on memory loss and the author of the book Traditions: Improving Quality of Life in Caregiving. Most recently, she has partnered with Kristin Einberger to author a technical manual for the Brookdale Foundation on Creating an Early Memory Loss Program

Reviews for Strengthen Your Mind, Volume 2: Activities for People Concerned About Early Memory Loss

Strengthen Your Mind 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.... 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. --Private Geriatric Consultant Reviews (01/01/2001) 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. --Reviews (01/01/2001) [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. -- (01/01/2001) 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. -- (01/01/2001)


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