All about me
Name: ____________________
Please call me: ____________________
Updated: ____________________
Prepared by or with: ____________________
A free personal introduction
There is a whole person behind the name.
The songs you know by heart. A morning routine you enjoy. The people and stories that matter to you. Make an All about me profile for someone who is getting to know you, at home or in a care setting.
Eight optional starting points · Your own words · Text download · Browser printing · No account
Your words stay in this page's memory. They are not autosaved: refreshing or closing clears them. Download text or print before leaving.
What would you like someone to know?
Fill this in for yourself, or ask the person what they would like others to know. Every field is optional. Keep their wording and leave out anything they would rather keep private.
The names I use for family, friends and other important people.
Places, work, experiences or a role I am proud of. Approximate dates are welcome.
Music, activities, books, animals or places I like.
Small routines I enjoy, at my own pace.
How I like people to introduce themselves, listen or begin a conversation.
Familiar objects, company, quiet time or other personal preferences.
Topics, activities or interruptions I would prefer to avoid.
One memory or conversation starter I would like to share.
Let the person lead
Choose a comfortable time to fill this in together. Ask what they would like to include and who they would like to have a copy. Use their preferred name and wording; a few lines are enough. Put a date on the profile and update it when their preferences change.
The Alzheimer's Association describes sharing personal history, interests and routines with care providers. These original MemoirWell prompts offer space for that personal introduction. Use your care team's usual forms for medical needs and care instructions.
Before you share a copy
Is this a free printable All about me form for adults?
Yes. You can introduce yourself to a new caregiver, care-home staff member or anyone you choose. Type your own words, skip any field, or print a blank profile to fill in by hand. The form covers personal history and preferences; it does not assess care needs or create a medical care plan.
Can I save it as a PDF or text file?
Download text saves a TXT file. Print or save PDF opens your browser's print dialog; choose Letter or A4 and check the preview. Printing also works directly from the browser menu while you are editing. Longer answers may use more pages. The TXT can be edited in a text editor; this tool cannot reopen it as a filled profile.
Where are the words saved?
They stay in this page's memory. This tool does not upload your entries, use AI or autosave them. Refreshing or closing clears everything you entered. Download or print before leaving. You choose who receives your saved copy.
Can I complete it with someone else?
Yes. Ask the person which parts they want to share, keep their own wording and note who prepared the profile with them. You can leave a question blank or return to it later. Share the saved copy yourself; this tool does not send it to a provider or create a shared online record.
Is there a story you would like to keep?
Save your profile first. MemoirWell's separate guided interview can help you develop one remembered scene into a draft chapter to check and edit. Your profile is not transferred automatically.
Start a free first chapterDownload or print your profile before leaving this page.