Working with Older Adults: Group Process and TechniqueBarbara Haight, Faith Gibson Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2005 M03 30 - 498 pages First pioneered by Irene Burnside, Working with Older Adults: Group Process and Techniques is now in its Fourth Edition, with new editors and many new contributing authors. By combining interdisciplinary theory and practice, this book introduces students to group work theories, and explains how to modify general theory to meet the needs of older adults, including those who are contending with particular physical and cognitive disabilities. In easily accessible style, with numerous case studies in varying settings (hospitals, nursing homes, residential facilities, day centers, and home care), Working with Older Adults emphasizes group development, structure, process, and evaluating outcomes. |
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Page 126
... resident's family and other residents and staff who knew him or her best are consulted about the content of the service . Always , these services affirm that each person's life is precious and that he or she will be remembered by the ...
... resident's family and other residents and staff who knew him or her best are consulted about the content of the service . Always , these services affirm that each person's life is precious and that he or she will be remembered by the ...
Page 333
... residents at the end of life . Based on earlier research where three educational ses- sions were given to the ... residents , large and small acts of caring , the recip- rocal nature of their relationships with residents , interactions ...
... residents at the end of life . Based on earlier research where three educational ses- sions were given to the ... residents , large and small acts of caring , the recip- rocal nature of their relationships with residents , interactions ...
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... residents playing bridge . Occupational challenges , when " just right , " pro- vide a compelling reason for elders to participate in groups . The WISH Team To illustrate further how the variables of context , choice , and challenge are ...
... residents playing bridge . Occupational challenges , when " just right , " pro- vide a compelling reason for elders to participate in groups . The WISH Team To illustrate further how the variables of context , choice , and challenge are ...
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