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Love this as a gift April 15, 2024 Reviewer: Peter Cowley from Fort Lauderdale, FL United States   This helps families connect despite dementia.

Shake Loose a Memory Game September 12, 2023 Reviewer: Sharon LaPrell from Bettendorf, IA United States   I was disappointed with this game. The directions clearly were addressed to an early learning teacher and the questions were appropriate for this age group and possibly for later stage dementia or Alzheimer's, not early or middle stage.  On a positive note it arrived in a timely matter and packaged in a sturdy box for storage. <br> <br> "Hi Sharon. Since many late stage Dementia patients are non-verbal, we do suggest the Shake Loose Games are for Early and Mid-Stage Memory Loss. The questions are geared to be fun conversation-starters, and not necessarily trivia and challenging. We are happy to hear that you received your order quickly!" - The Alzheimer's Store

thumbs up June 2, 2023 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Plano, TX United States   my mom says she enjoys this game, and it's great that the game is designed to give an advantage to someone who has done things that younger players may not have done (like milking a cow or churning butter)

April 21, 2023 Reviewer: Cindy Church from Milwaukee, WI United States   I just love everything I have ever ordered from

March 16, 2023 Reviewer: Anonymous Person   these games help to share memories and my Mom always smiles when I take the box out of my bag

December 28, 2022 Reviewer: Gaby Braun from Baddeck, NS Canada

Shake Loose a Memory December 12, 2022 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from STUART, FL United States   Great idea. I've used this game with individuals in early stage dementia. It has been effective for increased length of response. I enjoy the smiles, too!

September 21, 2022 Reviewer: Jamie Hess from Rogers, AR United States   This is such a great game and conversation starter.  Really helps me communicate with my mother-in-law

Dementia patients can play July 25, 2022 Reviewer: For our Mother from Wheeling, WV United States   Dementia patients that can still recall bits of the past and relate even a little bit of details will feel a sense of accomplishment for their success. It also conjures up good memories. It can be easily be tailored to the advantage of the patient.

Game July 25, 2022 Reviewer: Michelle Weinhart from OCALA, FL United States   Our residents love this game