The life story is a unique emotional legacy: it provides roots for future generations and connects the living today.

Writing stimulates seniors' memory: reminiscence, awakened memories, well-being. A comprehensive exercise that culminates in a book to be passed down.

Aging well also involves sharing: recounting memories fosters self-esteem, strengthens bonds, and becomes a book to pass on.

Writing a book without being a writer: your life story is valuable for its sincerity, and simple tools can carry your voice to the printed book.

Our elders’ memories are a treasure to pass on: preserving their life stories strengthens family bonds between generations.

“Je crois que c’est d’abord un formidable exutoire, un moyen de sortir tout ce qu’on a sur le cœur.” raconte Maryline Lorne au sujet de l'écriture de son livre : “Aujourd'hui mais pas "deux mains"”