Silver Universe explores the topic of aging through an interdisciplinary lens and promotes a high quality life for aging individuals through the idea of active living, which encourages patients to exercise, have a healthy diet, and engage in disease prevention efforts.
Silver Universe explores the topic of aging through an interdisciplinary lens and promotes a high quality life for aging individuals through the idea of active living, which encourages patients to exercise, have a healthy diet, and engage in disease prevention efforts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Roberto Giua is business organization consultant. Laura Dryjanska is assistant professor in the Rosemead School of Psychology at Biola University.
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Chapter 1: Psycho-Social Research/Interventions of Intergenerational Tourism in Italy by Antonietta Albanese and Elena Bocci Chapter 2: From Solitude to Sharing: When the Community Wants to "Live" The Alzheimer's Disease by Amalia Cecilia Bruni, Valentina Laganà, Desirèe Addesi, Patrizia Notaro, and Francesca Frangipane Chapter 3: Mono Strategic (Direct and Indirect) and Multi Strategic (Indirect) Rehabilitative Interventions for Alzheimer's Disease by Gabriele Carbone Chapter 4: The European Tradition of Human Dignity: Scenarios, Intersections, Symbolism and Implications of Care by Fabio Cembrani Chapter 5: Psychosocial Interventions for People with Dementia. The Experience of Inrca's Alzheimer Day Care Centre by Patrizia Civerchia, Simona Castellani, and Giovanni Lamura Chapter 6: Lessons Learned from the Dublin City University Ireland Intergenerational Learning Program by Trudy Corrigan Chapter 7: Pandora's Box: What Fears are behind the Stigma of Aging? by Laura Dryjanska Chapter 8: Feeling Well, A Must For the Future by Marzia Giua Chapter 9: Anti-Aging Food... Can Be Delicious! by Chiara Manzi Chapter 10: Public Service Advertising on Ageing and Dementia Problems. Case Study in Spain and in Italy by Esther Martinez Pastor Chapter 11: Active Ageing and Community Care in Malta by George (Gino) Pavia Chapter 12: Theological Framework for Aging and the End of Life by Scott B. Rae Chapter 13: Older People and the New European Pillar of Social Rights by Marco Ricceri Chapter 14: Mime Dialogues for Active Living & Intergenerational Resilience by Richard E. Shope III
Chapter 1: Psycho-Social Research/Interventions of Intergenerational Tourism in Italy by Antonietta Albanese and Elena Bocci Chapter 2: From Solitude to Sharing: When the Community Wants to "Live" The Alzheimer's Disease by Amalia Cecilia Bruni, Valentina Laganà, Desirèe Addesi, Patrizia Notaro, and Francesca Frangipane Chapter 3: Mono Strategic (Direct and Indirect) and Multi Strategic (Indirect) Rehabilitative Interventions for Alzheimer's Disease by Gabriele Carbone Chapter 4: The European Tradition of Human Dignity: Scenarios, Intersections, Symbolism and Implications of Care by Fabio Cembrani Chapter 5: Psychosocial Interventions for People with Dementia. The Experience of Inrca's Alzheimer Day Care Centre by Patrizia Civerchia, Simona Castellani, and Giovanni Lamura Chapter 6: Lessons Learned from the Dublin City University Ireland Intergenerational Learning Program by Trudy Corrigan Chapter 7: Pandora's Box: What Fears are behind the Stigma of Aging? by Laura Dryjanska Chapter 8: Feeling Well, A Must For the Future by Marzia Giua Chapter 9: Anti-Aging Food... Can Be Delicious! by Chiara Manzi Chapter 10: Public Service Advertising on Ageing and Dementia Problems. Case Study in Spain and in Italy by Esther Martinez Pastor Chapter 11: Active Ageing and Community Care in Malta by George (Gino) Pavia Chapter 12: Theological Framework for Aging and the End of Life by Scott B. Rae Chapter 13: Older People and the New European Pillar of Social Rights by Marco Ricceri Chapter 14: Mime Dialogues for Active Living & Intergenerational Resilience by Richard E. Shope III
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