Reminiscentie

Links

Below are various interesting links and contact information from people who work with stories.

If you would like to have your site mentioned or have a tip for a site about reminiscence, you can contact the webmaster.

Partners

Gert BloemendalAuthor of ‘In conversation… In movement…’
Schopenhauerstraat 275
7323 MB Apeldoorn

tel: 055-3602800

Sara Polak

*Mieke den Oude,*mail to M.denoude@zgao.nl

Wil Boonstra

Rob van der Wildt

Margreet Schouwenaar

Magazines

‘The time of your life’ is the first and only magazine for people with dementia. It is a quarterly publication that, alongside nostalgic images, also uses scent, sound and touch. With our magazine, we do not want to focus on the disease, but on the reader.

For more detailed information and a video about using the magazine, you can visit: http://www.detijdvanjeleven.com/.

Videos

‘A neighborhood full of stories’ (Integration of generations and cultures through neighborhood reminiscence) NPS/NIZW. Can be ordered from NIZW Publishers, tel. 030-2306607, e-mail: bestel@nizw.nl

Literature

  • Minella Bakker, Quality Time, the influence of reminiscence on quality of life in older adults with dementia, graduation thesis psychogerontology, Radboud University Nijmegen
  • Ingrid Barendsen and Wil Boonstra, Back to Then… Reminiscing with older adults, (A large selection of stories from the past, recorded from the mouths of the older adults themselves and arranged by themes + a guide for reminiscence activities. Aimed at activity coordinators), HBuitgevers, Baarn, ISBN 90-5574-467-x
  • Ingrid Barendsen and Wil Boonstra, Back to Then 1, reminiscing with older adults, born 1920-1935(reprint of Back to Then, see above), Perspectief Uitgevers, Utrecht, ISBN 978-94-92169-01-1 www.perspectiefuitgevers.nl
  • Ingrid Barendsen and Wil Boonstra, Back to Then 2, reminiscing with older adults born 1935-1950, Perspectief Uitgevers, Utrecht, ISBN 978-94-91269-02-8 www.perspectiefuitgevers.nl
  • Gert Bloemendaal, In conversation… In movement… Reminiscing with older adults. Fonds Zomerpostzegels, P.O. Box 11, 3980 CA Bunnik, tel. 030-6567774
  • Ernst Bohlmeijer, Lausanne Mies, Gerben Westerhof, The meaning of life stories, Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten, ISBN 9789031348749
  • Ernst Bohlmeijer, Reminiscence and depression in later life, Trimbosinstituut Utrecht, ISBN 90-5253-566-3. A summary of this academic dissertation can be found here.
  • Joanna Bornat (ed.), Perspectives, evaluations, achievements. (Rethinking Ageing Series), Open University Press. Isbn 0 335 19041 3
  • Huub Buijssen and Karin Poppelaars, Reminiscence. A guide for practice. Naarm: Intro Isbn 90-5574-081-0
  • Errollyn Bruce, Sarah Hodson and Pam Schweitzer, Reminiscing with people with dementia. A handbook for carers. (A handbook for teaching family carers a reminiscence course). London: Age Exchange. Isbn 0947860258
  • Dirk Doucet, Reminiscence for people with dementia. Diegem: Kluwer Isbn 90-5583693-1
  • José Franssen, Listening in your armchair, handbook for reading to older adults, Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum Houten, ISBN 90 313 4134 7, NUR 725,777
  • Faith Gibson*, Reminiscence and Recall. A guide to good practice.* Ace Books. (Published by Age Concern England) Isbn 0-86242-142-X
  • Cristina Mercken, A neighborhood full of stories, (Integration of generations and cultures through neighborhood reminiscence), NIZW order number: E 52828, ISBN 90-5050-972-X
  • Caroline Osborn, The Reminiscence Handbook Ideas for creative activities with older people. London: Age Exchange, Isbn 0-947860-19-0
  • Anke van Stijn, Guide Pink Reminiscence, Order from: Switchboard, P.O. Box 15830, 1001 NH Amsterdam or via www.schorer.nl
  • M.T. Vink and A.E.M. Hoosemans (ed.), Feelings are timeless. (Psychology for older adults part 4). Houten/Diegem: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum 2000 Isbn 90 313 3220 8
  • Working with life stories and life books, (Basic book in which theory and practice are connected and knowledge from the sectors youth care, care for people with intellectual disabilities, mental health care and elderly care are brought together), Bohn, Stafleu, van Loghum, ISBN 978 90 313 5170 1