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The SolCos Model: Facilitating Reminiscence Therapy

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1994
1. Reminiscing is an effective strategy for processing information, feelings, and thoughts into a broader life perspective. 2. The SolCos Reminiscence Model has been developed to facilitate reminiscence therapy. It may be used singularly or in a group, and with elders and persons who are terminally ill. 3. The model, which consists of processes, items,
F G, Soltys, L, Coats
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Reminiscing Therapy

CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST, 1992
The role of the clinical nurse specialist (CNS) has expanded over the years. The CNS is prepared through education and training with group process to initiate and implement a reminiscing group for the elderly. Life review and reminiscing are dynamic occurrences in which the individual is an active agent.
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Reminiscence Therapy : An Overview

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing, 2014
Reminiscence is a free-flowing process of thinking or talking about one’s experiences in order to reflect on and recapture significant events of a lifetime. Life review offers a chance to re-examine one’s life, pursue remote memories, recall past events and accomplishments, and seek personal validation.
K. S. Latha, P. V. Bhandary, S. Tejaswini, M. Sahana   +3 more
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REMINISCENCE GROUP THERAPY PROJECT

Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1975
This report describes the use of reminiscing therapy as a nursing intervention to promote self-esteem and socialization of 16 residents in a long-term geriatric facility. Positive results of the reminiscing therapy are described for participants, staff, and the nurse.
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Reminiscence Therapy for Dementia

Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2019
Reminiscence therapy has shown to be an effective treatment that supports people with dementia. The objective of this review article was to assess the effects of reminiscence therapy (RT) on people living with dementia. The authors searched for randomised, controlled trials in which RT was compared with no treatment or with a non-specific activity. The
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Group Reminiscing Therapy with Elderly Clients

Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 1982
A co-led reminiscing time-limited group in a residential geriatric setting is described. Theory related to normal aging with its concomitant developmental tasks and its relationship to the progress...
M A, Matteson, E M, Munsat
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Reminiscence therapy in dementia: A review

Maturitas, 2012
Dementia is a progressive disorder that impacts several cognitive functions. However, some aspects of cognitive function are preserved until late in the disease and can therefore be the targets of specific interventions. The rehabilitation of cognitive function disorders represents an expanding area of neurological rehabilitation, and it has recently ...
Maria, Cotelli, Rosa, Manenti, Orazio, Zanetti   +2 more
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Reminiscing: The Life Review Therapy

Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1987
The mental process of reviemng one's life is essential for adjustment to old age and the acceptance of death.
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Reminiscence therapy with older adults

Journal of Social Work Practice, 1998
Abstract Reminiscence therapy is primarily focused on storytelling. Outcome variables include life satisfaction, self-esteem, positive affect and mood, happiness, well-being and socialisation. However, research relating to this approach has suffered from a number of methodological limitations.
Eleanor O'leary, Nicola Barry
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Being creative with reminiscence therapy

Clinical Psychology Forum, 2008
This article describes how three different art forms (music, photography, storytelling) were used to deliver reminiscence therapy within a specialist residential care home in Somerset.
Jessica Zetteler, Vanessa Snowdon-Carr
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