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Linda
Levine Madori, Ph.D., CTRS, ATR-BC, LCAT
Linda Levine
Madori, Ph.D., CTRS, ATR-BC, LCAT, has been awarded two Fulbright Scholarships'
in 2007 & 2009 for her national and international teaching, researching
and developing an innovative and proven effective Art/ Recreation intervention
titled; Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults (The
TTAP Method™). The TTAP Method builds its foundation on 3 bodies
of knowledge, neurosciences, developmental psychology and the learning
theories. Providing the reader with detailed information on how the 9-step
structured programming is designed to stimulate specific brain regions
through thematic and person centered approach.
She has completed three clinical studies researching the effects of the
TTAP Method™ on those individuals diagnosed with both mild and moderate
stages of Alzheimer 's disease, and findings prove positive and significant
correlations to increased cognition and psychosocial well-being. The findings
have been published and presented in numerous peer reviewed journals.
Currently Linda has completed the Certification Course in the TTAP Method™
and is offering this two day, 14 hour course which has been approved for
ceu's. Linda is a licensed and board certified Art Therapist and is certified
nationally as a Recreation Therapist. Receiving her Ph. D. from NYU in
Health Studies, she went on to publish her findings in her second book
titled; The Cognitive and Psychosocial effects of Therapeutic Recreation
in those diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The TTAP Method™ is
now being taught in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and Finland.
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Seminars
by Linda Levine Madori
The
TTAP Method™
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