Geri-Gadgets

Dexterity and cognitive stimulation set

$538.96 CAD$252.45 CAD

A set of three sensory activity tools designed to promote relaxation, fine motor skills, and cognitive stimulation for people living with cognitive impairment.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

The Geri-Gadgets® set includes three sensory activities designed to promote relaxation, fine motor skills and cognitive stimulation for people living with a cognitive disorder. This versatile set offers an engaging and calming experience, ideal for encouraging concentration, hand-eye coordination, and creativity.

Set Contents:

  • The Flower Bucket: A fun activity for creating floral arrangements by inserting silicone flowers and leaves into a flexible vase, promoting dexterity and tactile exploration.
  • The Shape Bucket: A game designed to stimulate problem-solving and creativity with ten soft, colorful, and textured silicone shapes.
  • The Sensory Stimulation Set: A selection of five silicone manipulation tools designed to soothe stress, stimulate cognition, and enhance dexterity.

Geri-Gadgets® Set is an excellent way to offer meaningful activities to people living with cognitive impairment, while providing a moment of fun and well-being.

  • The Geri-Gadgets Dexterity and Cognitive Stimulation Set is suitable for people living with cognitive impairment who benefit from structured, hands-on sensory activities.
  • The Geri-Gadgets Dexterity and Cognitive Stimulation Set is suitable for caregivers looking for a versatile, ready-to-use activity kit that covers multiple types of sensory engagement.
  • The Geri-Gadgets Dexterity and Cognitive Stimulation Set is suitable for care communities seeking durable, easy-to-clean activity tools for individual or group use.

Sensory activities play an important role in dementia care, supporting attention, reducing anxiety, and providing a meaningful sense of engagement and accomplishment. The challenge for caregivers is finding tools that hold up to daily use, are safe for a range of behaviors, and offer enough variety to stay interesting over time.

The Geri-Gadgets bundle addresses all three. The silicone construction withstands intensive handling including biting and scratching, which matters in real care environments. The three activities cover different cognitive and motor skills, so the set can be rotated based on the person's mood, energy level, or therapeutic goal on any given day. Buying the set also means having all three tools on hand rather than sourcing each one separately, which is a practical consideration for both family caregivers and care communities stocking activity supplies.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD or 200 CAD
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply.
  • Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Brand: Geri-Gadgets
  • Material: food-grade silicone
  • Silicone properties: low thermal insulation, near-zero toxicity, water-resistant, thermal stability from -100°C to 250°C
  • Care: dishwasher safe or hand wash with soapy water
  • Included: Flower Bucket, Shape Bucket, Sensory Stimulation Set
  • Three complementary sensory activity tools in one set
  • Flower Bucket: promotes dexterity and tactile exploration through floral arranging
  • Shape Bucket: stimulates problem-solving and creativity with 10 colorful silicone shapes
  • Sensory Stimulation Set: five silicone tools designed to relieve tension and enhance dexterity
  • Safe for intensive handling including biting and scratching
  • Accessible for people with reduced motor skills
  • Suitable for individual or group use at home or in care settings
  • Clean with soapy water or place in the dishwasher after use.
  • Inspect pieces regularly for wear, particularly if used by someone who tends to bite or scratch objects.
  • Store in a dry place between uses.
  • Individual pieces from each activity should be kept together to avoid losing components.

FAQs

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Yes. The silicone construction is designed to withstand biting, scratching, and intensive handling without deforming or tearing.

Yes, the fidget tools are designed to be beneficial for individuals at various stages of cognitive decline. They provide gentle sensory stimulation for those in early stages and help reduce restlessness and agitation for those in more advanced stages.

The different textures and interactive elements encourage repetitive movements, which can have a calming effect. Engaging the hands in familiar motions helps reduce stress, promote focus, and provide a soothing sensory experience.

Yes. Each of the three tools is also available as a separate product on our website.

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