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Posts Tagged ‘oral history’

How Storytelling at Thanksgiving Can Give Elders A Happier Family Holiday

By Cathy Cress | November 20, 2023 | 0

storytelling at Thanksgiving using memories, helps children look forward to life- what is fun, what is scary, what never to do–it helps elders look back on their life. It gives both elders and kids people a chance to socialize ( and enjoy a turkey dinner in this case) as they tell their story.

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Reminiscence on Memorial Day- Serve it to Elders Along With Hamburgers

By Cathy Cress | May 26, 2022 | 0

What Is Reminiscence?-it is sparked by the senses, making buried memories flow into our brains. Holidays like Memorial Day are a perfect time to have their older family members share stories.

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How Can Someone with Dementia Have a Better Quality of Life on a Holiday ?

By Cathy Cress | April 2, 2021 | 0

During the ritual of dying easter eggs, finding easter baskets on, dressing up for the local Easter Parade, eating ritual foods at Easter dinner or at Easter Brunch, the older person can actually participate or watch and these holiday rituals can prompt stories from their long-term memory.

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How Storytelling Can Give Elders A Happier Family Thanksgiving

By Cathy Cress | November 1, 2019

Just as storytelling, like a  happy Thanksgiving memory, helps children look forward to life- what is fun, what is scary, what never to do–it helps elders look back on their life. It gives both elders and kids people a chance to socialize ( and enjoy a turkey dinner in this case) as they tell their story.

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How Can Someone with Dementia Have a Better Quality of Life ?

By Cathy Cress | July 2, 2019

People with dementia can get given a richer quality of life  by giving the people who will actually listen to them, so that they feel as  their thoughts and feelings actually matter. So Listen to them on 4th of July by asking how they used to celebrate as a chil.

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How Story Telling Can Give Elders with Dementia a Better Quality of Life

By Cathy Cress | July 6, 2018

Using Reminiscence therapy techniques can give the confused elder a richer quality of life by giving them with time with other people who will actually listen to them.  Through this, a  dementia patient is made to feel their thoughts and feelings actually matter. To someone who has an elderly loved one suffering from dementia, this benefit alone can make reminiscence therapy a form of joy.

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How Story Telling Can Give Elders with Dementia a Better Quality of Life

By Cathy Cress | March 31, 2018

Using Reminiscence therapy techniques can give the confused elder a richer quality of life by giving them with time with other people who will actually listen to them.  Through this, a  dementia patient is made to feel their thoughts and feelings actually matter. To someone who has an elderly loved one suffering from dementia, this benefit alone can make reminiscence therapy a form of joy.

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