Dolls as an alternative therapy for dementia and Alzheimer’s sufferers
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2. Ehrenfeld, M. (2003) Using therapeutic dolls with psy- chogeriatric patients. In Play Therapy with Adults. (Schaef- fer, E.C. ed) John Wiley & Sons Inc. New Jersey. pp. 291-297
3. Ellingford J., James I.A. & Mackenzie L. (2007) Using dolls to alter behaviour in patients with dementia. Nursing Times. 103(5), 36- 37.
4. James I.A., Reichelt F.K., Morse R., Mackenzie L.
& Mukaetova-Ladinska E. (2005) The therapeutic use of dolls in dementia care. Journal of Dementia Care. 13(3), 19-21.
5. Mackenzie L., James I.A., Morse R., Mukaetova-Ladin- ska E. & Reichelt F.K. (2006a) A pilot study on the use of dolls for people with demen- tia. Age & Ageing. 35(4), 441-444.
6. Mackenzie L., Wood-Mitchell A. & James I.A. (2006b) New-
castle upon Tyne: thinking about dolls. Journal of De- mentia Care.14(2), 16-17.
7. Mackenzie L., Wood-Mitchell A. & James I.A. (2007) Guide- lines on using dolls. Journal of Dementia Care. 15(1), 26-27.
8. Minshall K. (2009) The im- pact of doll therapy on the well-being of people with dementia. Journal of De- mentia Care. 17(2), 35-38.
9. Nakajima K., Nakamura K., Yonemitsu S., Oikawa D.,
Ito A., Higashi Y., Fujimoto T., Nambu M. & Tamura T. (2001) Animal-shaped toys as therapeutic tools for pa- tients with severe dementia. Engineering in Medicine
and Biology Society. 4, 3796 -3798.
10. Stevenson A., Thomson J., Roth H. & McLachlan J. (2010) Dolls: handle with care.Journal of Dementia Care. 18(5), 16-17.
11. The Miracles of a Simple Doll in AD Care. (2007)Canadian Nursing Home. 18(3),30.
12. Verity J. (2006) Dolls in de- mentia care; bridging the
divide. Journal of Dementia Care. 14(1), 25-27
13. Yonemitsu S., Nakamura K., Itoh A., Higashi Y., Fujimoto T., Tamura T., Nakajima K., Nambu M. & Uno H. (2001) Virtual baby used as a virtual environment for patients with severe dementia. Engi- neering in Medicine and Biol- ogy Society. 4, 3758- 3760.
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Murray, R. (2012). Dolls as an alternative therapy for dementia and Alzheimer’s sufferers. Trinity Student Medical Journal , 13(1), Page 49–51. Retrieved from https://ojs.tchpc.tcd.ie/index.php/tsmj/article/view/1820
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