This engaging and practical book shows how older people who are disoriented or depressed by the process of ageing can experience a renewed sense of connectedness and life-affirmation through the expressive arts and arts therapies. The contributors combine an analysis of theoretical considerations around themes of aging, society and dementia.
This engaging and practical book shows how older people who are disoriented or depressed by the process of ageing can experience a renewed sense of connectedness and life-affirmation through the expressive arts and arts therapies. The contributors combine an analysis of theoretical considerations around themes of aging, society and dementia.
Naida Weisberg, M.A., R.D.T., a co-founder of !IMPROVISE!, creative drama specialists and drama therapists, works with nursing home activity directors, university students, institutionalized adults and children of all ages. Rosilyn Wilder, Ed.D., R.D.T., is assistant professor at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University. She is a creative art therapist with a private practice.
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Forewords: 1. Empathetic Connections Stanley Cath Tufts University School of Medicine Boston. 2. Why Some Older Adults Disconnect George Sigel Tufts University School of Medicine Boston. Editor's Introduction Naida Weisberg and Rosilyn Wilder. Poem: To You Connector and Healer Rosilyn Wilder Part One: Art Experiences Accessible To All. 1. Approaches to Training and Curriculum Design in the Visual Arts for the Elderly Pearl Greenberg National Lecturer on Art in Education and Gerontology. 2. "To Be Remembered" and Addendum: Thoughts of the Millenium Georgiana Jungels University of Buffalo New York. Part Two: Dance and Movement: A Primary Art Expression. 3. "Can You Grab A Star?" Jocelyn Helm DanceTherapist New Jersey. 4. "My Cheeks are Rosy Anyway: I Can't be Dead" Dorothy Jungels Everett Dance Company and Carriage House Theatre Rhode Island and John Belcher Musician Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Part Three: The Drama In Our Lives 5. First Encounters Naida Weisberg and Rosilyn Wilder. 6. Life Journeys: The Stop-Gap Method with Elders Don R. Laffoon Victoria Bryan and Sherry Diamond Stop-Gap Institute California 7. `Secrets I Never Told Before ' Rose Pavlow !Improvise! Inc. 8. A Tapestry of Voices: From Interview to Script Bernice Bronson Playwright Director Actress Rhode Island Part Four: Intergenerational: Youth and Elders Come Together 9. Youth and Elders Inter-Act Rosilyn Wilder. 10. What Does It Mean To Be Hispanic in Rhode Island? Naida Weisberg. 11. The Folk Tale as Catalyst Rose Pavlow. Part Five: Music and Sound to Liberate the Individual. 12. Older Adults are Total People Marian Palmer Music Therapist. National Speaker/Consultant and Gerontologist Florida. 13. A Route to the Heart in a Short-Term Care Hospital Setting Christophe Greider Music Therapist St Barnabas Hospital New Jersey. 14.We've No Less Days Delight Immonen Music Therapist Rhode Island College Faculty. Part Six: Writing: The World Unites Past Present and Future. 15. Is It Literature Is It Art? Laura Fox Taproot Workshops Long Island New York. Part Seven: Connecting Elders: Empowering Groups. 16. The Creative Power Within Us Marilyn Barsky Clinical Psychologist New Jersey. 17. Invocation of Group Process and Leadership Marc Kaminsky Psychotherapist Gerontologist. New York. Biographical Sketches. List of Professional Organizations. Index.
Forewords: 1. Empathetic Connections Stanley Cath Tufts University School of Medicine Boston. 2. Why Some Older Adults Disconnect George Sigel Tufts University School of Medicine Boston. Editor's Introduction Naida Weisberg and Rosilyn Wilder. Poem: To You Connector and Healer Rosilyn Wilder Part One: Art Experiences Accessible To All. 1. Approaches to Training and Curriculum Design in the Visual Arts for the Elderly Pearl Greenberg National Lecturer on Art in Education and Gerontology. 2. "To Be Remembered" and Addendum: Thoughts of the Millenium Georgiana Jungels University of Buffalo New York. Part Two: Dance and Movement: A Primary Art Expression. 3. "Can You Grab A Star?" Jocelyn Helm DanceTherapist New Jersey. 4. "My Cheeks are Rosy Anyway: I Can't be Dead" Dorothy Jungels Everett Dance Company and Carriage House Theatre Rhode Island and John Belcher Musician Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Part Three: The Drama In Our Lives 5. First Encounters Naida Weisberg and Rosilyn Wilder. 6. Life Journeys: The Stop-Gap Method with Elders Don R. Laffoon Victoria Bryan and Sherry Diamond Stop-Gap Institute California 7. `Secrets I Never Told Before ' Rose Pavlow !Improvise! Inc. 8. A Tapestry of Voices: From Interview to Script Bernice Bronson Playwright Director Actress Rhode Island Part Four: Intergenerational: Youth and Elders Come Together 9. Youth and Elders Inter-Act Rosilyn Wilder. 10. What Does It Mean To Be Hispanic in Rhode Island? Naida Weisberg. 11. The Folk Tale as Catalyst Rose Pavlow. Part Five: Music and Sound to Liberate the Individual. 12. Older Adults are Total People Marian Palmer Music Therapist. National Speaker/Consultant and Gerontologist Florida. 13. A Route to the Heart in a Short-Term Care Hospital Setting Christophe Greider Music Therapist St Barnabas Hospital New Jersey. 14.We've No Less Days Delight Immonen Music Therapist Rhode Island College Faculty. Part Six: Writing: The World Unites Past Present and Future. 15. Is It Literature Is It Art? Laura Fox Taproot Workshops Long Island New York. Part Seven: Connecting Elders: Empowering Groups. 16. The Creative Power Within Us Marilyn Barsky Clinical Psychologist New Jersey. 17. Invocation of Group Process and Leadership Marc Kaminsky Psychotherapist Gerontologist. New York. Biographical Sketches. List of Professional Organizations. Index.
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