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Brianna 25th Sep 2018
Hi, My name is Bri . I create lifelike dolls. These dolls are also known as therapy dolls. I would love to bring some of my dolls into a nursing home to show the elderly but I have no idea who to contact. I have read a little bit about Doll therapy and have heard it can be very beneficial and would love to help out. I’m located in Brookfield (Qld). If you know of any organisations that may be interested could you please let me know? Kind regards Bri
Talita 30th Sep 2018
Hi Bri, beautiful doll! You could start by visiting some local aged care homes? I imagine many memory care facilities would be interested depending on cost.
simonne 23rd Jan 2020 Services Coordinator
wow so beautiful.. are you selling them?
Susan 24th Jan 2020 Activity Director
I am sure some members would be interested now that you posted this
They look very lifelike
Alison 1st Feb 2020 Activitycoordinator
Thay are amazing our residents would love to see them. We have nursery time.where residents look aft them while mummy goes to work
Narda 11th Feb 2020 Lifestyle Supervisor
Hi I am looking for a doll for our dementia unit.. more for one lady in particular. Are you able to send me some information please.
[email protected]

thank you

Narda
Emma 28th Feb 2020 Ao
Wow they are the best i have seen in a long while. I would contact any nursing home in your area, they should tell you if they the would be good for there residents. If you are selling any i would be very interested [email protected]
Wellington 2nd Mar 2020
Hi
could you please send some information about the doll to [email protected]
thank you.
simonne 12th Mar 2020 Services Coordinator
Hi Briana

How do I buy one of your dolls?

thanks
Dawn 13th Mar 2020 Community Life Director
Hello,

Can these dolls be cleaned easily? What is the coast? Can you give me a range so I can see if it will work for my budget?

Thank you
Dawn

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