Resources
Explore local and national resources about maintaining brain health and improving memory
Organizations
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AARP
An interest group in the United States focusing on issues affecting those 50 years old and older -
The National Institute of Play
A nonprofit dedicated to advancing the science and benefits of play to enhance human health, learning, and connection across all ages. -
Art Pharmacy
A solution for care providers to get their patients access to no-cost cultural experiences that improve emotional well-being.
Books
- Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transform Us
- Build Yourself Happy: The Joy of LEGO® Play
- Brick by Brick Bonding: Tools for Family Care
- The LSP Method: How to Engage People and Spark Insights Using the LEGO® Serious Play Method
Articles
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Using Lego Bricks to Benefit People with Dementia
Senior's Guide – Building with colorful LEGO bricks can benefit older people living with dementia, as well as those with other cognitive issues, and the general population. -
Legos Can Be More Than Child's Play for People With Dementia
AARP – A small study shows playing with the toy bricks can bring patients back into the here and now. -
Lego sets its sights on a growing market: Stressed-Out Adults
The Washington Post – This article explores how LEGO is appealing to adults by promoting building as a form of relaxation and stress relief. -
Lego isn't just for kids. Here's How To Become An Adult Lego Master
The New York Times – A deep dive into the world of adult LEGO enthusiasts, offering tips on how to embrace creativity and join the AFOL community. -
'10,000 tiny instruments': How Lego made the experimental album of 2021
The Guardian – A fascinating look at how LEGO bricks were used to produce a one-of-a-kind experimental music album. -
LEGO has therapeutic benefits, here is how to access them
Health Populi – Discusses the therapeutic effects of LEGO play on mental health and provides guidance on how to incorporate it into daily life.
