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(ISBN 978-1-932529-27-2)
248 pages
7" x 10" papercover
©2007

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The
Handbook of Structured Life Review
By
Barbara K. Haight, Dr.P.H., and Barrett S. Haight, J.D.
Foreword by Faith Gibson, M.A. |
Barbara
K. Haight, Dr.P.H.
Dr. Barbara
Haight is Professor Emeritus at the College of Nursing, Medical University
of South Carolina. Recently retired, Barbara conducted 8 research projects
over 25 years developing the structured life review process and supervised
numerous students and colleagues in the practice of life review. She was
the first president of the International Life Review and Reminiscing Society
and has conducted hands-on life review projects in the United States,
England, Japan, and most recently Northern Ireland. She is co-editor of
two books on reminiscing and life review, plus one on group process, and
is widely published in the field of life review and gerontology.
Barbara is
a fellow emeritus in the Gerontological Society of America where she founded
and conducted a special interest group on reminiscence. She is also a
Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, and in the Florence Nightingale
Society.
Barrett
S. Haight, J.D.
Barrett S.
Haight retired as a Colonel from the U.S. Army after serving 23 years
in a variety of increasing positions throughout the world. He then worked
for The Citadel Development Foundation as its Director of Estate Planning
for 17 years. During these periods, Barrett taught undergraduate courses
in business and constitutional law and graduate courses in Health Care
Law at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Barrett has
authored articles for the Dickinson Law Review and The U.S. Army Command
and General Staff College. Additionally he edited Focus, the newsletter
of The Citadel Development Foundation. In his second retirement, he co-authored
an article on reminiscence for the Encyclopedia of Gerontology and served
as editor for many health care submissions.
Both Barbara
and Barrett are presently interested in using the Structured Life Review
Process to help combat veterans who have returned from war.
The Haights
have 5 grown, successful children and 7 grandchildren. They live on Sullivan's
Island, South Carolina.
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