More Famous Faces -Talking and Remembering*

This second set of Famous Faces cards provides another excellent opportunity for therapeutic reminiscence work and facilitating discussion. The cards include more recent people who have contributed in some way to everyday life through their actions and focuses on the following categories: Politicians/Royalty/World Leaders; Sports; Music/the Arts/Books; Actors/Entertainers; and Business people/Inventors/Influencers. Each card portrays a person who has had a significant and memorable influence in their particular field from the 60s right up to the present day. The reverse of each card includes a detailed biography which the session facilitator can use as a start point for discussion and activities – for example group members may have their own material to bring along to add to discussions. The cards provide an opportunity to encourage communication skills and memory recall and involvement in group or one-to-one discussion and can be used for reminiscence work; for head injury patients and for stroke patients. Age: Adult Contents: 36 A5 cards; accompanying instructions cards, boxed.

Intended for use in educational settings and/or therapy contexts.

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This second set of Famous Faces cards provides another excellent opportunity for therapeutic reminiscence work and facilitating discussion. The cards include more recent people who have contributed in some way to everyday life through their actions and focuses on the following categories:

Politicians/Royalty/World Leaders

Sports

Music/the Arts/Books

Actors/Entertainers

Business people/Inventors/Influencers

Each card portrays a person who has had a significant and memorable influence in their particular field from the 60s right up to the present day. The reverse of each card includes a detailed biography which the session facilitator can use as a start point for discussion and activities for example group members may have their own material to bring along to add to discussions.

The cards provide an opportunity to encourage communication skills and memory recall and involvement in group or one-to-one discussion and can be used for reminiscence work; for head injury patients and for stroke patients.