Abstract Memory, especially autobiographical memory, is central to personhood in contemporary North America and Europe (Herskovits 1995). Cultivated practices of reminiscence, which older adults are prompted remember events experiences from the past, can be pleasurable, meaningful, therapeutic activities that shape contribute wellbeing (Coleman, 1999; Sherman, 1987). Although reminiscence inclu...

AIM To examine the values of a reminiscence programme, adopting an intergenerational approach, on older persons with early dementia and youth volunteers. METHOD A pre- and post- one group design was adopted. Forty-nine elderly participants with early dementia and 117 youth volunteers participated in the study. Each elderly participant was assigned to two youth participants. This dyad group pa...

Correction to: Comparing the Efficacy of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy and Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy in Improving the Symptoms of Emotional Regulation in Couples with Marital Conflict     Faizollah Poursardar1, Masoud Sadeghi2, Koroush Goodarzi3, Mehdi Roozbehani4   Department of Psychology, Borujerd Branch, Islamic Azad University, Borujerd, Iran 2 Department ...

The efficiency of Integrative Gestalt Therapy on the decrease of undesired types of behaviour measured by the AAMD scale (Part two) in children with intellectual disabilities has been demonstrated in the authors' earlier works. The object of this work is to state the effects of the same therapeutic method on the intellectual aspects of social competence in the children with difficulties, as mea...

On July 1, 1970, I started my fellowship in neonatology under the tutelage of Mary Ellen Avery. I entered her lab in the MacIntyre Building at McGill University in Montreal. There were no other fellows or techs working in her lab at the time. The lab was spacious but sparsely furnished. In one corner was a pneumatic surface balance, handbuilt, from the design of John Clements. A lab book lay on...