Color Match sends your brain mixed signals….A color word like “red” may clash with the color it’s written in. That’s tricky because we read faster than we recognize color. Color Match exercises ‘response inhibition,’ or suppressing that first reaction. Because it’s a complex task, it requires support from another cognitive skill: selective attention. That’s your ability to zero in on one feature while ignoring another. Color Match appears straightforward, but mastering it is another story. Are y

With my Mums type of Alzheimer’s it’s mainly affected her speech, cognitive skills ,movement and of course memory. I didn’t know it affected the speech at all until my Mum started being unable to say things , always at the tip of her tongue. Over the years this has gotten progressively worse as you can see to this year she is almost unable to say a single word. It sounds like she is in discomfort sometimes but it’s her way of communicating (we know the difference from distress and trying to spea