What Is Reminiscence Therapy?

Recall therapy ^[1] , confirmation therapy, and realistic positioning are all strategies and methods for coping with early stage Alzheimer's disease patients, so that patients 'quality of life and self-care ability can be improved in the process of patients' exacerbations, but they are effective Sex-related research is still lacking.

Reminiscence Therapy ^[1]

1. Recalling the story ^[1]

   Remembrance therapy ^{[1] is} based on Erickson's development model, which believes that life recollection will naturally occur in personal later years, and such memories will be generally positive or generally negative, so the result will be self-integration Or despair. In case treatment, the therapist helps the individual to perform this existing self-analysis to make it more conscious and effective; in group treatment, old photos, television, radio, and radio can be used to remind patients to help them think about their lives. As with confirmation therapy, there are very few effective studies on recall therapy. Patients generally like to participate in recall groups, and there are reports that patients' self-esteem and life satisfaction have improved after participating in recall therapy, but there is no evidence to prove that The method is more effective than other group activities.