Volume No. :   2

Issue No. :  1

Year :  2014

ISSN Print :  2347-8632

ISSN Online :  2454-2652


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Expressive Therapy for Geriatrics


Manjula S., Nalini Jeyavanth Santha

manjula_siva@yahoo.co.in

Address:   Mrs. Manjula S.1* and Dr. Nalini Jeyavanth Santha2
1Doctoral Student and Associate Professor, Sacred Heart Nursing College, Madurai
2Principal, Sacred Heart Nursing College, Madurai
*Corresponding Author
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ABSTRACT:
Long life is a sign of good health. The ageing of the world’s population-in developing and developed countries – is an indicator of improving global health. The aging process will affect the old age people physically, psychologically, socially, spiritually. As ageing progress, aged people become less active in physically as well as mentally. From the literature review it is quite evident that expressive therapies are beneficial to improve psychosocial and physiological well being and quality of life of elderly. For elders, using art to communicate, full of wonderful materials and structures that bring surprise and satisfaction. Nurses can play a pivotal role in improving their well being.
KEYWORDS:
Expressive therapy - well being – quality of life – nurses role – geriatrics.
Cite:
Manjula S., Nalini Jeyavanth Santha. Expressive Therapy for Geriatrics. Int. J. Adv. Nur. Management 2(1):Jan. - Mar., 2014; Page 31-33.
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