International perspectives on reminiscence, life review and life story work / edited by Faith Gibson ; foreword by Barbara Haight.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Haight, Barbara K., author of foreword.

Contributor:

Gibson, Faith, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Reminiscing in old age.

Reminiscing.

Aging.

Physical Description:

437 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Place of Publication:

London ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, [2019]

Contents:

Part 1 Recent and Contemporary Research

1 Introduction p. 17 / Faith Gibson, Ulster University, Northern Ireland, UK

2 Recent Progress in Reminiscence Research p. 38 / Thomas W. Pierce, Radford University, Virginia, USA and Ann N. Elliott, Radford University, Virginia, USA

3 Reminiscence Work with People with Dementia: Making Sense of the Evidence Base p. 60 / Bob Woods, Bangor University, Wales, UK

Part 2 Age and Cultural Variations and Applications

4 Reminiscence and Life Review in Later Life: The Southampton Longitudinal Study p. 86 / Peter G. Coleman, University of Southampton, UK and Christine Ivani-Chalian, University of Southampton, UK and Maureen Robinson, University of Southampton, UK

5 Developmental Foundations of Lifelong Reminiscing p. 109 / Robyn Fivush, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA and Jordan A. Booker, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

6 Reminiscence and Life Review Work in Taiwan p. 125 / TsuAnn Kuo, Chung Shan Medical University Taiwan

7 Spiritual Reminiscence in Later Life p. 145 / Elizabeth MacKinlay, Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australia

8 The Loss of a Loved One: Remembering the Life and the Dying Days p. 162 / Emily L. Mroz, University of Florida, USA and Susan Bluck, University of Florida, USA

9 Guided Autobiography: Scope, Implementation and International Applications p. 180 / Cheryl Svensson and Brian de Vries

10 Reminiscence, Narrative and the Presence of Meaning in Life p. 200 / Jeffrey Dean Webster

Part 3 Implications of Reminiscence, Life Review and Life Story Work for Health and Wellbeing

11 The Narrative Self in the Lived Experience of Dementia p. 212 / Christine Bryden, Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australia

12 Self Reminiscences of Clinically Depressed Older Adults and the Tripartite Functional Model Revisited p. 225 / Philippe Cappeliez, University of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

13 Reminiscence, Self and Meaningful Connections: A Case Example of Bill p. 244 / Kate de Medeiros, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, USA and Sara Stemen, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, USA

14 Sharing Memories Building Communities through an Arts-Based Reminiscence Project p. 263 / Marian Ferguson, Reminiscence Network Northern Ireland, UK and Geraldine Gallagher, Reminiscence Network Northern Ireland, UK

15 Reminiscence Arts: Creative Exploration of the Past in the Present p. 281 / Pam Schweitzer, European Reminiscence Network and University of Greenwich, UK

16 The Structured Life Review p. 304 / Juliette Shellman, University of Connecticut, USA and Julia McNeil, University of Connecticut, USA

17 Life Review: Lifespan Development, Meaning Processes and Interventions p. 312 / Gerben J. Westerhof

Part 4 Technology in Reminiscence Practice, Training and Development

18 Memoir Writing: The Challenge of Leaving a Legacy p. 328 / Mary O'Brien Tyrrell, Memoirs LLC, Osterville, Massachusetts, USA

19 The Contribution of Information Technology to Reminiscence, Life Review and Life Story Work: The Perspective of People Living with Dementia and their Families p. 341 / Assumpta Ryan, Ulster University, Northern Ireland, UK

20 Increasing the Use of Reminiscence and Life Review: Experiences with the Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of an Online International Certificate Course p. 359 / Juliette Shellman, University of Connecticut, USA, Loriena Yancurd, University of Hawaii, USA and Esther Gieschen, University of Wisconsin, USA

21 Afterword p. 372 / Faith Gibson, Ulster University, Northern Ireland, UK.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Other Format:

ebook version :

ISBN:

9781785923920

1785923927

OCLC:

1028611105