I was truly blown away by the Room Signs and the household item labels created by Aegeliss. They invited a person to pause, focus, and feel centered.

“Our residents love it! One resident worked on the puzzles for about 45 minutes, which is much longer than her normal attention span (10–15 minutes). The residents really liked the images, too. No issues with the pieces falling out of the book, even when the pages were turned. The cardboard pieces in the puzzles were sturdier. The number of pieces was a good fit.”

My dad especially loved having choices. The puzzle sparked wonderful conversations about vacations and our first snowfall. It gave us more precious time to connect.”

I care for a gentleman with late-stage Alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. The shower labels have made bath time much easier for both of us. Before we used them, he’d pause and look to me for each step, which sometimes led to frustration. Now he recognizes the shampoo and body wash with prompting. On days he is more alert, he even comments on the pictures and talks about which step comes next. The labels have held up well with all the steam and water, and it's nice to see him more involved in this daily routine.

"My husband uses the labels, and so far I haven’t found a single kitchen item misplaced. He does the dishes, runs the dishwasher, and when he empties it, the glasses, plates, spoons, and forks are all in their proper places—thanks to the Aegeliss Labels."

“The puzzle in a book was the perfect amount of cognitive challenge for my dad. The reference picture made it easy for him to track and piece together. I’m so glad he has something he can enjoy besides watching TV. "

"I haven’t seen my father smile in a long time. Knowing he stayed engaged with the puzzle for about 45 minutes was incredible. The puzzle felt like magic!"

“Wow! The visuals are beautiful and dignified. I'm so grateful that the packaging doesn’t mention Alzheimer’s or dementia. ”