Relish

Relish - Coloring book

$24.99 CAD

An age-appropriate coloring book designed for people living with early to mid-stage dementia, with 27 images selected to spark creativity, conversation, and fond memories.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

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The Relish Coloring Book is a therapeutic coloring activity designed for people living with early to mid-stage dementia or Alzheimer's. Each of the 27 age-appropriate images has been selected to spark conversation, stories, and memories, making it as much a social activity as a creative one.

A colored reference image in the corner of each page guides the user without removing the sense of personal choice. The activity supports dexterity, a sense of achievement, and personal identity through the act of completing and personalizing each image. Simple enough to pick up at any time, with no setup or instructions required.

Coloring crayons are not included.

  • The Relish Coloring Book is suitable for people living with early to mid-stage dementia or Alzheimer's who benefit from calm, structured creative activities.
  • The Relish Coloring Book is suitable for caregivers looking for a simple, no-prep activity that encourages conversation and a sense of accomplishment.
  • The Relish Coloring Book is suitable for people who enjoyed art, drawing, or coloring earlier in life and would welcome a familiar, personally meaningful activity.

Creative activities like coloring offer several overlapping benefits for people living with dementia: they support dexterity, encourage focus, and provide a tangible sense of completion and pride. But most coloring books are not designed with older adults in mind, and the wrong imagery or difficulty level can quickly turn a calming activity into a frustrating one.

Relish was founded specifically to address this gap. The company grew out of founder Ben Atkinson-Willes' personal experience supporting his grandfather through Alzheimer's, and that origin shows in the thoughtfulness of the design. The age-appropriate imagery, the colored corner guides, and the conversation-starting themes all reflect a product built around the real needs of people living with dementia and the caregivers who support them. It is one of the more quietly effective activity tools available, requiring nothing more than a set of crayons to get started.

  • Free shipping on orders over $75 US or $$200 CAD
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions apply. Please read our full return policy.

Brand: Relish

Dimensions: 11.7 x 8.3 x 0.2 inches

Material: paper

Number of images: 27

Coloring crayons: not included

  • 27 age-appropriate images selected to spark conversation, stories, and memories
  • Colored reference image in the corner of each page to guide the user
  • Supports dexterity through the use of coloring crayons
  • Promotes a sense of achievement, pride, and personal identity
  • Calming, no-prep activity suitable for solo or shared use
  • Images designed for the early to mid-stage of dementia
  • No instructions needed

No setup required. Open to any page and begin coloring.

Coloring crayons or pencils are not included and must be purchased separately.

Store in a dry place to preserve paper quality.

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