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Cerveaux actifs - Quebec Special

$16.95 CAD

A French-language brain game book with 140 Quebec-themed activities designed to stimulate multiple cognitive functions for seniors and people in the early stages of cognitive impairment.

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In French only. Cerveaux actifs, spécial Québec is a cognitive activity book written by Gilles Bergeron, a specialist in cognitive psychology, and published by Éditions Bravo!. It contains 140 varied games and exercises with a Quebec cultural focus, designed to engage multiple brain functions in an enjoyable, low-pressure format.

The games increase in difficulty throughout the book, making it accessible at the start while remaining stimulating as the user progresses. Designed for people who want to maintain mental flexibility and cognitive engagement through regular, playful activity. Best suited for seniors and people in the early stages of cognitive impairment — not designed for the moderate stage.

  • Active Brains Quebec is suitable for seniors who want to maintain mental flexibility and cognitive engagement through a fun, structured activity with a Quebec cultural connection.
  • Active Brains Quebec is suitable for people in the early stages of cognitive impairment looking for a stimulating activity adapted to their current level.
  • Active Brains Quebec is suitable for caregivers looking for a meaningful independent or shared activity to offer a loved one at the early stage of cognitive decline.

Keeping the brain engaged through regular, varied mental activity is widely recognized as beneficial at any age, and particularly relevant for people in the early stages of cognitive impairment. The challenge for caregivers is finding resources that are genuinely stimulating without being frustrating, and that feel like entertainment rather than therapy.

Active Brains Quebec stands out from similar activity books because of its Quebec cultural angle. Games rooted in familiar local references, history, and culture tend to resonate more deeply with Quebec seniors, making the activity feel personally relevant rather than generic. Written by a specialist in cognitive psychology, the book was developed with brain function in mind, and the variety of game types ensures multiple cognitive areas are engaged across a single session.

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  • Author: Gilles Bergeron
  • Publisher: Éditions Bravo!
  • Publication date: February 19, 2020
  • Pages: 167
  • Number of games: 140
  • Language: French only
  • ISBN: 9782896703876
  • 140 varied games and exercises targeting multiple cognitive functions
  • Quebec-themed content for locally relevant, personally resonant activities
  • Difficulty increases progressively throughout the book
  • Written by Gilles Bergeron, a specialist in cognitive psychology
  • Designed for entertainment as much as cognitive engagement
  • Can be enjoyed alone or with others
  • Suitable for early-stage cognitive impairment
  • Available in French only

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