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© 2007
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Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults
By Linda Levine Madori, Ph.D., CTRS, ATR-BC |
"A wealth of practical ideas and tips. . . there is much [in Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults] to generate new programs for creativity for all of us."
International Psychogeriatrics
"This text fills a void in our professional literature as well as serving as a useful resource to several audiences.… [The book's] chapters are outlined and organized for quick reference and easy reading and TTAP ideas are clearly presented and may be immediately incorporated into programming."
-Marcia Jean Carter, Re.D., CPRP, CTRS, Associate Professor, Western
Illinois University-Quad Cities
"This book brings together decades
of innovation and current research in neurobiology to provide
scientific grounding for recreational therapy. In addition, Dr.
Levine Madori shares her insights and enthusiasm for the Therapeutic Thematic
Arts Programming methods she has developed, refined, and tested in her
extensive work with older adults."
Joan Hyde, Ph.D., Senior
Fellow, Gerontology Institute, University of Massachusetts/Boston and
Chief Executive Officer, Ivy Hall Senior Living, Boston, MA
"Dr. Levine Madori has developed
an intriguing approach to therapeutic recreation programming for individuals
with cognitive deficits … The book guides the reader to a greater
understanding of the links between body, mind, and spirit, and the [TTAP]
Method itself encourages creativity on the part of the practitioner as
well as the consumer. Inevitably, all who use the Method, whether as therapists
or participants, will gain a better understanding of and appreciation
for their own creativity and need for self-expression."
Colleen Cooke, Ed.D., CTRS,
Associate Professor of Therapeutic Recreation, Slippery Rock
University
"The
underlying tenet of this book is that later life is a time for growth
and development, and irrespective of one’s state of well-being,
need not be devoid of opportunities for learning and celebration …
the book is easy to engage with and a must for anyone using the creative
arts in the field of therapeutic recreation."
Bevan C. Grant Ph.D., Professor
of Sport and Leisure Studies, University
of Waikato, New
Zealand
"Dr.
Levine-Madori has developed an exciting technique of working with seniors.
In Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults, she
presents a clear, well-thought-out program for professionals and family
caregivers to interact creatively with the elderly of all cognitive levels."
Doris Tavel Zuckerberg,
LMSW, Director of Older Adult Programs, Jewish Family Service of Rockland
County
"Whether
the Leisure Ability Model of service directs your practice or not, this
intervention is a sound protocol that can be used effectively in any outcome
based, individual-centered plan of care … although the target population
for the TTAP is older adults, the intervention offers a framework for
designing other interventions to tap the power of therapeutic activity
for each of five domains for other populations throughout life."
Carla E.S. Tabourne, Ph.D.,
CTRS, Associate Professor of Recreation Therapy, University of Minnesota,
School of Kinesiology
© Health Professions
Press
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