When is it useful?
Cognitive stimulation can help when:
- There are mild memory lapses or difficulty concentrating.
- You want to stay mentally active and socially engaged.
- Daily routines have become hard to organize.
- A diagnosis such as mild cognitive impairment has been given.
Activities that feel natural
Sessions are built around real life: cooking a recipe, sorting photographs, gardening, board games or music. These activities train memory, attention and problem solving while keeping the person motivated.
I teach family members simple exercises to continue between sessions, so progress becomes part of everyday life.
How we work
A simple, structured process designed around you.
- 01
Baseline and goals
We define what the person wants to keep doing and measure a starting point.
- 02
Guided sessions
Weekly activities adapted to abilities, interests and energy levels.
- 03
Review and adjustment
We track progress and adapt the plan every few weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about this service.
Is this a treatment for dementia?
It is a supportive therapy that helps maintain skills and quality of life. It does not replace medical treatment.
How many sessions are needed?
Most people benefit from a weekly session for at least two months.
How do I pay for this service?
After you book, you receive the bank transfer details by email. Your time slot is held while the payment is confirmed.