Debi Gueron

Coloring books designed for older adults have become increasingly popular — and for good reason. Simple, low-pressure, creative activities can be powerful tools for people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Coloring offers cognitive, emotional, and social benefits while being easy to tailor to individual abilities and interests. Why coloring helps Choosing the right materials Practical …

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There is something almost unspoken about winter. The world seems to soften into shades of grey and deep blue—the sky heavy, the sea darker, the light slower to arrive and quicker to disappear. Mornings feel hushed, as if the day is reluctant to begin, and by late afternoon, the light has already started to fade. …

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Lying in early elementary years is common. At around grade one (age 6–7), children are still building their understanding of truth, consequences, and social expectations. When a child starts to lie, it’s important to view this behavior as communication — a signal about their feelings, needs, or cognitive development — rather than a moral failure. …

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How It Shapes Our Brain (and Our Day) INTRODUCTION Have you ever noticed how certain colors seem to change the way you feel—without you even realizing it? A soft green that helps you breathe a little deeper. A bright red that gives you a quiet burst of energy. A calm blue that feels like the …

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Colorful birthday parties are central to childhood joy — bright decorations, bold cakes, and playful themes create excitement, memory, and social connection. Beyond aesthetics, color influences mood, attention, and the tone of a party. Should children be forced to invite the whole class? At what age is it appropriate to invite just one or two …

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Color therapy is an effective and easy-to-use practice that supports people of all ages–learn how it assists the elderly. Our planet is full of the most wondrous creations, but do we ever see them? We are surrounded by many wonderful and beautiful things and the one that follows us wherever we go is the most …

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Fantasy and magic can take us to faraway lands–what colors do you see in these spaces? Books can take us to magical lands and allow us to see the world through someone else’s eyes. Few genres offer a more unique experience than fantasy–a category that is committed to magical, mysterious, and mesmerizing things. When you …

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From a whisper to the sweet sounds of a song, how does our language translate to color? The way we speak can influence how others hear us, but what do you see when people speak in certain ways? Have you ever found yourself wondering what colors may align with certain types of speech? We express …

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Lying in early elementary years is more common than many parents expect. Around grade one, children are still learning the difference between truth, imagination, and consequences. When a child lies, it is rarely about being “bad.” More often, it is a form of communication—a small window into how they are thinking, feeling, or coping. At …

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What is Self-Esteem–and How Does it Vary? Self-esteem is how we value and perceive ourselves from one moment to the next.  It has nothing to do with what others articulate about our achievements but is based on our own opinions and beliefs about ourselves. For many of us, self-esteem ebbs and flows, leaving us to …

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