
- 320 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
The Therapeutic Purposes of Reminiscence
About this book
In this practical and accessible book, leading exponents of reminiscence work describe the purposes and techniques of reminiscence and set out detailed guidelines on how to implement and conduct a wide range of reminiscence activities with different types of client.
Highlighting its tremendous diversity and potential - and its special ability to allow people of all ages and abilities to communicate deeply about their lives - the authors separate out the different aims of reminiscence, which include intellectual or social stimulation, allowing people to leave behind them a cultural legacy, or a means of intergenerational communication. They show clearly how each can be directly beneficial either to clients or their carers, or for improving the culture of the arena in which the activity is being carried out.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Introduction: The Main Underlying Themes of This Book
- Part I - Setting the Scene
- 1 - An Introduction to the Purposes
- 2 - The History and Development of Reminiscence-Based Activities
- 3 - The 3 Cs - Client, Carer, Context
- Part II - Reminiscence Work that Helps Clients
- 1 - Reminiscence to Encourage Spontaneous Conversation Between Clients
- 2 - Reminiscence to Encourage Informal Conversation Between Staff and Clients
- 3 - Reminiscence as Fun
- 4 - Reminiscence to Promote Emotional and Social Stimulation
- 5 - Reminiscence to Promote Emotional and Social Stimulation with People Who Are Severely Disoriented
- 6 - Individual Reminiscence Work
- 7 - Reminiscence to Create Group Cohesion
- 8 - Reminiscence to Teach People How to Use Groups Effectively
- 9 - Reminiscence to Re-Use Old Skills or Learn New Ones
- 10 - Reminiscence as Oral History to Maintain or Improve Skills
- 11 - Reminiscence to Aid Intergenerational Communication
- 12 - Reminiscence to Achieve Cultural Legacy
- 13 - Reminiscence and Spirituality
- 14 - Reminiscence in the Assessment Process
- 15 - Reminiscence for Life Review
- 16 - Reminiscence to Aid the Creation of a Positive Identity
- Part III - Uses of Reminiscence to Benefit Carers
- 17 - Reminiscence to Aid Communication Between a Person with a Disability and Their Family
- 18 - Reminiscence to Train Staff in Groupwork or to Improve Staff Groupwork Skills
- Part IV - Reminiscence as the Philosophy of the Unit
- 19 & 20 - Reminiscence to Improve Staff Understanding of the Individual and Reminiscence as the Working Philosophy of the Unit
- Index