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Teaching Elaborative Reminiscing to Support Autobiographical Memory and Relationships in Residential and Community Aged Care Services
2022
Brain Sciences
Memories of the past are critically important as we age. For older adults receiving formal care in a range of settings, reminiscing with care staff may provide frequent opportunities for recalling autobiographical memories with a supportive conversational partner. Importantly, prior research suggests that some reminiscing conversations are more supportive than others. In the developmental literature, a long tradition of sociocultural memory research' has shown how children's autobiographical
doi:10.3390/brainsci12030374
pmid:35326330
pmcid:PMC8946277
fatcat:6rl2kar275e25j7hscwoe4axay