Activation with puppets is a wonderful way to provide stimulation for people with dementia. Through the use of puppets, the patients can experience a range of emotions and memories
that can help to improve their quality of life. When working with people with dementia, it's important to create a safe and familiar environment. Puppets can help to create this environment
by providing a sense of familiarity and comfort. Overall, activation with puppets can provide a wide range of benefits for people with dementia. It can help to stimulate their senses, provide a sense of familiarity and comfort, and engage them in a meaningful activity that can help to reduce their feelings of isolation and loneliness. If you're working with people with dementia, incorporating puppetry into your activities can be a great way to provide them with the stimulation and care they need.

(This book ist a translation of my German book "10 Minuten-Aktivierung".)

"There must be something I can do with all this," I thought to myself. The turbulence of my work biography temporarily put my intention on the back burner. For many years, I worked as a lecturer, coach, and teacher for people. My interest in "dementia" rekindled a few years ago when I was responsible for the professional development of people who wanted to change their careers. The training as a caregiver according to §53c SGB XI (in Germany) was also offered. Of course, I informed myself about the learning contents and career opportunities, and before I knew it, my topic was back on my mind. After extensive research, my plan grew faster than I could write mind maps and
notes. It was time to write about activation people with puppets.

The sociologist Michael Felske works freelance as an author, photographer and coach. He is enthusiastic about all kinds of puzzles and tricky questions. You can get a good impression of his work on the author´s website www.herr-felske.com.