golden ages
Experience and movement, connection - play in later life!
Why is play important in later life?
- Cognitive and emotional stimulation: play helps maintain brain flexibility, supports cognitive functions, and slows the pace of neurodegenerative processes.
- Social interaction: group activities strengthen social connections, reduce loneliness, and alleviate depressive symptoms.
- Emotional well-being: play brings joy, releases endorphins, and improves self-esteem.
Sensory skills development
Development of motor and sensory skills through playful methods
Physiological changes: with age, fine motor skills, reaction time, balance, and sensory processing may decline.
Playful stimulation: interactive games help stimulate the brain and nervous system, improving coordination, reaction time, and balance.
Interactive developmental and rehabilitation tools
Fast reaction and precise coordination: sound and light effects encourage quick responses, improve eye–hand coordination, and enhance spatial orientation.
Body awareness: the tools help increase awareness of body movement, thereby helping to prevent falls in later life.
Rehabilitation support: they are used in programs aimed at improving motor and cognitive functions.
Through interactive play against dementia and Alzheimer's disease
- Cognitive training: regular, interactive cognitive and motor training improves quality of life.
- Multimodal approach: as part of a complex intervention, these programs also involve physical activity, nutrition, and social support.
- Research findings: clinical studies show that interactive developmental games at an early stage improve memory, attention, and other cognitive functions.
Let's play together for the joy of life.
Discover how YagaPlay can help maintain physical and mental well-being and improve quality of life, even in later life.
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