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Module 3
Theatre and theatre activities as prevention and health promotion in old age’s mental health disorders.
Practical material
Activity 1
The goal of this activity is to engage older adults in a fun and interactive body expression game that enhances their nonverbal communication skills, promotes social interaction, and encourages physical movement.
Activity 2
“LIFE STORIES”. The goal of this improv activity is to enhance mental well-being among older adults by promoting social interaction, creativity, and emotional expression.
Activity 3
“A VISIT”. The primary objective of this activity is to engage older adults in an improvisational exercise that promotes mental health awareness, encourages social interaction, and reduces the stigma associated with mental health disorders.
Multimedia Resources
The video describes the Veder Method’s benefits for people with cognitive impairments, with a particular emphasis on improving communication and emotional connections between caregivers and patients. The method benefits both patients and caregivers; it has been linked to increased patient satisfaction by creating more engaging and supportive environments, as well as meaningful interactions that help caregivers feel less exhausted.
Some reflective questions are:
● What specific aspects of the Veder Method benefit older people during its implementation?
● What types of activities are included in the Veder Method?
● What challenges do caregivers face in adopting the Veder Method?
● Are there specific examples highlighted in the video that illustrate successful implementation?
Project no. 2 02 3 – 1 – R O 01 – K A 2 2 0 – A D U – 0001 6 09 7 3
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