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and production by Melissa Hooke Sharing Memories Using Reminiscence Activities With Seniors Todays Webinar Introductions Accessing the webinar features Handouts The Nature of ID: 386170

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Facilitation, technical support

and productionby Melissa HookeSlide3
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Sharing Memories

Using Reminiscence Activities With SeniorsSlide7

Today’s

WebinarIntroductionsAccessing the webinar features…HandoutsSlide8

The

Nature of Library ProgramsMost programs = presenter + audienceAdding the element of memorySlide9

What is reminiscence?

The act of recollecting our past experiences or events.Through reminiscing we share our lives with others and remind ourselves of important times and relationships.Slide10

Is this…

Life Review?Oral History?Guided Autobiography?Slide11

What value is there in reminiscing?

Reliving important times and relationshipsPassing on family stories and traditionsHelping to understand our livesReflecting on and assessing life achievementsRediscovering the expectant joy of our youthSlide12

Who benefits from reminiscing?

Older adultsIntergenerational groups (see LegacyProject.org)Slide13

We’re reaching older adults who…

Live in assisted living facilities and retirement communitiesAttend adult daycare and congregate meal programsSlide14

What does reminiscence look like?

Typical conversationsQuestions that promote discussionGroup size and locationMembers of the groupSlide15

Triggering &

Stimulating MemoriesIt’s more than, “Tell me about your life.”Our senses are the building blocks of memory.Slide16

Visual

TriggersPhotosAds, flyers, postcardsMovie clipsMapsSlide17

Sound

TriggersMusic and songsOld radio showsVoices of famous peopleNature soundsSlide18

More

TriggersAroma and Taste FoodsFragrances Daily life smellsTouch ObjectsHuman touchSlide19

Who should do this?

Our rolesLibrary staff and volunteersCriteria and trainingSlide20

Activities

Using ReminiscenceLiterature-based discussionsCommunity conversationsPeople and storiesBook discussionsReaders theaterWriting and journalingBiFolkal kits and materialsSenior storytellingSlide21

Community Conversations

Theme-based activities with thoughtful discussionTypical activities2 sample discussionsSuccessful topicsSlide22

More

ActivitiesPeople and StoriesProcessAudienceTypical discussionBook Discussion GroupsDiscussion formatChoice of titlesSlide23

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ActivitiesReaders Theater Program formatLibrary or senior ledSample themesWriting and JournalingProgram formatsActivities Slide24

BiFolkal

Kits & MaterialsProgram materials for remembering and sharingHistoryKit componentsProgram activitiesSlide25

Senior

StorytellingProgram formatInvolving seniorsTime Slips programsSlide26

Sources of

Stories, Essays & PoemsWhat makes a good reading?Online sourcesLibrary resourcesPermissionsSlide27

Where do we go from here?

QuestionsFor further information…Slide28

Rick Scott, Governor

Ken Detzner, Secretary of StateFlorida Department of StateDivision of Library and Information ServicesThis publication has been funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, administered by the Florida Department of State’s Division of Library and Information Services.