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Reminiscence therapy: a conversation that starts with one photo
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- Reminiscence therapy, which involves handing over an old photo and asking how it makes one feel, was introduced as a way to open conversation with parents.
- Columnist Kim Mi-hee wrote that social workers and caregivers use the technique in the field and that one or two photos are enough.
- If there are no photos, songs, food smells or fragrances can take their place, but it is not a remedy that cures illness, she cautioned.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 회상요법, 사진 한 장으로 시작하는 대화의 기술
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