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Great Conversation and Story Starter July 22, 2026 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Orange, CA United States   The question prompts in this game are an excellent tool in getting to know someone, learn about their likes and dislikes and to hear possible stories about one’s past.

Great for family gathering March 30, 2026 Reviewer: Sally from Huntsville, AL United States   My loved one has middle stage Alzheimer's and lives in an assisted living facility. I bought this game to use when other family was coming into town. My husband and I practiced it with her before the big group arrived to help her feel more familiar with it. She seemed to enjoy it, especially the second time around. It's best feature is it keeps the conversation going. She can participate without having to revert back to the same 3-4 stories she always tells. Plus the grandchild learned a little about the olden days!

Call To Mind December 2, 2025 Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Belgrade, ME United States   This game was so enjoyable to play at Thanksgiving with my daughter and my granddaughter, age 7. It was helpful to get minds thinking and conversations flowing.

products gifted to a memory facility. November 24, 2025 Reviewer: Kim Rainer from Freedom, WI United States   5 stars

May 14, 2025 Reviewer: Beverly Hitt from Gonzales, TX United States

May 13, 2025 Reviewer: Rita Nuebel from Spencer, IA United States

August 6, 2024 Reviewer: Earnestene Cormier from Snellville, GA United States

Caregivers were excited July 22, 2024 Reviewer: Alison Morse (Fiduciary) from Ukiah, CA United States   Sometimes it is hard what to know what to talk with the clients/patients about when we are working with them, but the caregivers were excited to try this game out! Looks to be some good topics and will help the caregivers engage when they are at the house! I look forward to seeing the notes on what helpful tid-bits come from this game that will help increase Quality of Life.

January 15, 2024 Reviewer: Kim H. from Boalsburg, PA United States

Call to Mind wonderful for a nonconversationalist January 2, 2024 Reviewer: Mari from CEDAR, MI United States   My 92 year old dad with dementia has a very hard time following any conversation but this game was an instant winner.  The process of the whole group/family staying with the same question and not hopping around topics like in normal conversation, gave my dad a chance to really engage and 'stay with' the group.  He had great stories to contribute, as did we all! Very entertaining!