Relish

Relish Adapted 100-Piece Puzzle

$29.99 CAD

A 100-piece adapted puzzle designed for people living with mild dementia — built into a frame with a printed backing board to support independent completion.

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The Relish Adapted 100-Piece Puzzle is a dementia-friendly puzzle designed for people living with very mild cognitive impairment who enjoyed puzzles earlier in life but find standard puzzles too difficult. The pieces are assembled within a frame on a specially printed backing board, which guides the user and supports independent completion without requiring caregiver assistance.

The 100-piece format offers a meaningful step up from the Relish 63-piece puzzle, providing a greater sense of challenge and accomplishment for those ready for more. Each image is carefully chosen to spark conversation and reminiscence once the puzzle is complete. Can be done individually or with a caregiver or family member.

  • The Relish Adapted 100-Piece Puzzle is suitable for people living with very mild dementia or Alzheimer's who enjoyed puzzles and are looking for an adapted, achievable challenge.
  • The Relish Adapted 100-Piece Puzzle is suitable for people who have completed the Relish 63-piece puzzle and are ready for a greater level of difficulty.
  • The Relish Adapted 100-Piece Puzzle is suitable for caregivers looking for a stimulating, independent activity that promotes a sense of accomplishment and reduces isolation.

For many people living with dementia, puzzles were once a beloved pastime. As cognitive abilities change, standard puzzles become frustrating rather than enjoyable — the pieces are too small, the image too complex, and the lack of guidance makes independent completion unlikely. The result is often that a meaningful activity disappears from a person's life entirely.

Relish was founded specifically to prevent that. The company grew out of founder Ben Atkinson-Willes' personal experience searching for suitable puzzles for his grandfather, who was living with Alzheimer's. The frame and printed backing board address the core challenge: they provide just enough structure to make independent completion achievable, without removing the sense of effort and accomplishment. The 100-piece format fills an important gap in the Relish lineup, offering a step up for people who have outgrown the 63-piece version and want a puzzle that genuinely challenges them.

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  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Brand: Relish
  • Piece count: 100
  • Piece material: board
  • Box size: 31 x 22 x 2 cm
  • Includes: puzzle frame and printed backing board
  • 100 board pieces assembled within a frame on a printed backing board
  • Backing board guides and encourages independent completion
  • Image selected to spark conversation and reminiscence after completion
  • Supports dexterity through hands-on manipulation of puzzle pieces
  • Can be completed individually or alongside a caregiver or family member
  • Designed as a step up from the Relish 63-piece adapted puzzle
  • Place the backing board flat on a stable surface before beginning.
  • Use the printed backing board as a guide to position pieces within the frame.
  • Store all pieces in the original box when not in use to avoid losing pieces.
  • Keep away from moisture to preserve the board pieces and backing board.

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The puzzle features vibrant, high-contrast illustrations that are designed to be clear and engaging for individuals with visual impairments.

Yes, the large, easy-to-handle pieces are designed to accommodate individuals with dexterity difficulties, making assembly simpler.

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