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Reminiscence Work With Old People

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Explains how, with short-term memory fading, older people can maintain a sense of their self by dwelling on events long past, and thus become less anxious and isolated, and how caregivers can learn much about their clients' worries and pre-occupations by knowing about their early past. Includes a chronology of events and lifestyles since 1900 to help caregivers place the stories they hear, and an extensive annotated bibliography. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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January 17, 2023
A must read for those interested in reminiscence with old people .
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