Dementia: stimulating cognitive abilities with Serious games
In 2015, 46.8 million people worldwide had dementia. These numbers are expected to increase.
Serious games are a well known non pharmaceutical practice for treating cognitive symptoms of dementia with Mild and Moderate Symptoms through stimulating cognitive abilities. Moreover it is proven that traditional games could have a positive impact.
Bridge project project aims to create games treating cognitive and behavioral symptoms of dementia through various workshops engaging younger and older people.
BRIDGE SERIOUS GAMES
Supporting the treatment of cognitive and behavioral symptoms of dementia. Access the section to download the games in English, Greek, Romanian and Italian.
Workshops
The project aims to create games treating cognitive and behavioral symptoms of dementia through various workshops engaging younge...
The serious games
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Updates from the project consortium
Bridge webinar: online the video of the meeting
August 31, 2021
Innovative intergenerational intervention with serious games for people with dementia
Bridge: innovative intergenerational intervention with serious games for people with dementia
August 24, 2021
We are pleased to invite you to the webinar of the Erasmus + project ¨Bridge¨ - European innovative intergenerational intervention through the use of "Serious games" for people with dementia... 
BRIDGE PROJECT: ONLINE TRAINING COURSE READY TO BE LAUNCHED
August 15, 2021
The Erasmus+ funded Bridge project has now entered its final stages and the consortium is pleased to announce the launch of the online training course developed within the project.
The cour...