Memory and orientation
When daily routines become tricky and remembering even simple things gets harder, there are practical tools to lend a hand. From clear clocks that highlight the time of day to boards display...
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Keeping track of time and plans can be tough for many. There are clocks featuring large, easy-to-read faces and illuminated displays showing day, date, and whether it's day or night. Some models even include visual cues like sun or moon icons to gently guide understanding of the time. For those who prefer a talking clock, there are compact versions that speak the time aloud at the press of a button, perfect for anyone with low vision or memory difficulties.
Planning meals and activities can also be made simpler. Dry-wipe menu boards allow meal choices to be clearly noted and easily changed throughout the day. Alongside these, there are activity boards designed specifically with dementia in mind, helping to display weekly or daily plans in a clear, eye-catching format to encourage participation. For remembering tasks, writable frames offer a handy spot for to-do lists or important notes, positioned in a visible place for easy reference by both the person and their carers.
