Add another sense to your Memory Lane TV Experience!
What is Multi Sensory Stimulation?
Multi-sensory stimulation can be an effective way to improve the quality of life for people with dementia. Dementia is a neurodegenerative condition that affects cognitive and functional abilities, as well as sensory processing. Multi-sensory stimulation involves using various sensory stimuli, such as sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste, to engage the person’s senses and stimulate their brain.
Some examples of multi-sensory stimulation activities for people with dementia may include sensory boxes or trays with items that can be touched, smelled, and seen.
A published scientific study from 2018 conducted through a literature review of 30 academic articles called “Sensory and memory stimulation as a means to care for individuals with dementia in long-term care facilities” conclude that sensory and memory stimulation therapies have the potential to help improve many dementia-specific issues for individuals living in long-term care settings.
At Memory Lane TV we have partnered with the best professionals in the field to design our own Sensory Box. Some are paired with our films, some are just designed to engaged through sensory stimulation.
The Memory Lane TV Spring Sensory Box & Nature Walk
Activate all five of your senses while exploring a spring sensory box. The Memory Lane videos are a great addition while enjoying the box or afterwards. Then, go outside for a nature walk and see what items you can find for your sensory tube using the scavenger hunt included.
This box provides opportunities to communicate with loved ones about spring memories, sparking personal interactions and connections through discovery.
Memory Lane Spring Toolkit and Sensory Kit Descriptions
The Spring Activity Toolkit is designed to engage your senses while you enjoy specific Memory Lane spring time videos. The activities included in the toolkit are Spring Painting, Spring Rainbow Tube, Spring Mosaic Landscape, Spring Flowers and Spring Hand Kite.
What you get with the activity toolkit:
● 5 different activities with all necessary materials (aside from scissors)
● Step-by-step directions with instructional video supports
● Modifications and extensions to ensure success for everyone.
● Therapeutic benefits are outlined in goals for each activity
What you get with each sensory box:
● Carefully chosen items to stimulate each of the five senses
● Conversation starters to guide your sensory experience
● Instructional video support
● Modifications and extensions to ensure success for everyone.
● Therapeutic benefits are outlined in goals for each activity