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Cerveaux actifs: The Great Visual Book — Brain Activity Book for Seniors

$29.95 CAD

A French-language visual brain activity book with nearly 270 games focused on visual perception, spatial awareness, and cognitive stimulation for seniors and people in the early stages of cognitive impairment.

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French Only. Cerveaux actifs: The Great Visual Book is a visual cognitive activity book written by Gilles Bergeron, a specialist in cognitive psychology, and published by Éditions Bravo!. With 268 visually rich games and exercises, it focuses specifically on skills tied to visual perception — observation, information processing, spatial awareness, and visual memory — while also incorporating logic, concentration, verbal fluency, and problem-solving.

The games increase in difficulty throughout the book, keeping the activity engaging over time. Best suited for seniors and people in the early stages of cognitive impairment — not designed for the moderate stage. Can be enjoyed alone or with others.

  • Active Brains: The Great Visual Book is suitable for seniors who want to maintain visual perception and cognitive flexibility through a fun, structured activity.
  • Active Brains: The Great Visual Book is suitable for people in the early stages of cognitive impairment looking for a stimulating, visually engaging activity adapted to their current level.
  • Active Brains: The Great Visual Book is suitable for caregivers looking for a meaningful independent or shared activity focused on visual and spatial skills.

Visual perception is one of the cognitive functions that begins to change early in the progression of cognitive impairment. Activities that specifically target observation, spatial reasoning, and visual memory can help maintain those functions longer while remaining genuinely enjoyable.

Active Brains: The Great Visual Book stands out within the Active Brains series because of its deliberate focus on visual processing. Rather than a general mix of puzzles, the nearly 270 games were selected and structured around the specific cognitive pathways involved in seeing, interpreting, and responding to visual information. For seniors who are more engaged by visual challenges than word or logic games, this book offers a tailored experience that the other titles in the series do not. Written by a specialist in cognitive psychology, it reflects the same rigorous approach as the rest of the series while addressing a distinct cognitive angle.

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  • Author: Gilles Bergeron
  • Publisher: Éditions Bravo!
  • Publication date: February 19, 2020
  • Pages: 320
  • Number of games: approximately 270
  • Language: French only
  • ISBN: 9782896704262
  • Nearly 270 visually rich games and exercises
  • Focused on visual perception, observation, spatial awareness, and visual memory
  • Also incorporates logic, concentration, verbal fluency, and problem-solving
  • Difficulty increases progressively throughout the book
  • Written by Gilles Bergeron, 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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