Dementia is a disease that causes difficulties in daily life by not only causing memory loss but also a decline in various cognitive functions such as language, judgment, and spatial perception.
However, it is different from the natural aging phenomenon that simply comes with age.
Recent research has shown that the brain also possesses "brain plasticity," the ability to constantly change and recover, and that the onset of dementia or its symptoms can be delayed or alleviated through consistent cognitive stimulation and lifestyle improvements.
In other words, the brain can regain its youth and vitality depending on how well we use it.


This book expands the scope of cognitive and emotional therapy by using the "Flowers of the Four Seasons," a favorite theme among seniors, and utilizes it to prevent dementia through beautiful coloring activities.
Each page features delicate flower drawings, designed to help children improve their sensory functions by utilizing the fine motor skills of their hands. They also explore the meaning and beauty of seasonal flowers, helping them regain emotional stability and vitality.
Every page of this book, filled with hope like spring buds, vitality like summer flowers, depth like autumn leaves, and tranquility like winter snow, was created with the heart to support the lives of each and every senior.
I hope that the warmth of your fingertips holding colored pencils will bring back the scent of the beautiful season in your memories.