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Observations from object handling
Prof Paul Camic shares some experiences that have come about as a result of people living with dementia participating in object handling sessions.
Prof Paul Camic shares some of the experiences that have come about as a result of people living with dementia participating in object handling sessions.
This includes:
- A sense of curiosity, involvement and engagement
- Feelings of wellbeing and pleasure
- Stimulation of memories
- A sense of connectedness brought about by the social experience
At the end of this week you will find a list of questions that you can use to try handling objects by yourself. When trying this exercise, either by yourself, with a partner, or in a group, notice whether it triggers any of the experiences outlined in this video.
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