1Cademy - Doll Therapy

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Types of Behavior Therapy

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Doll Therapy

Doll therapy is a type of nonpharmacological intervention that is characterized by giving dementia patients dolls to soothe and relax them. This therapy is associated with John Bowlby's attachment theory (1991).

Updated 2022-10-12

Contributors are:

Natalie Fick

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Who are from:

University of Illinois at Chicago

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References

The Effect of Doll Therapy on Agitation and Cognitive State in Institutionalized Patients With Moderate-to-Severe Dementia: A Randomized Controlled Study

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Attachment theory applied to doll therapy
Effect of doll therapy on the cognitive state of dementia patients
Effect of doll therapy on the agitation and behavioral status of dementia patients
Ethical considerations of doll therapy for dementia patients

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Attachment theory applied to doll therapy
Effect of doll therapy on the cognitive state of dementia patients
Effect of doll therapy on the agitation and behavioral status of dementia patients
Ethical considerations of doll therapy for dementia patients

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