Innovative Practice

Coaten, R. (2002). Movement matters: Revealing the hidden humanity within dementia through movement, dance and the imagination. Dementia:The International Journal of Social Research and Practice, 1(3), 386–391.

Keady, J. , & Bender M.P. (1998). Changing faces: The purpose and practice of assessing older adults with cognitive impairment. Health Care in Later Life, 3(2), 129–144.

Seddon, D. , & Robinson, C.A. (2001). Carers of older people with dementia: Assessment and the Carers Act. Health and Social Care in the Community, 9(3), 151–158.

Tibbs, M.A. (2001). Social work and dementia:Good practice and care management. London: Jessica Kingsley.

Amabile, M.T. (1990). Within you, without you: The social psychology of creativity, and beyond. In M.A. Runco & R.S. Albert (Eds). Theories of creativity (pp. 61–91). London: Sage Publications.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. (2002a). Drawing trees: One creative expression activity in an intermediate long-term care facility. Award-winning presentation at the Annual Conference of the Society for the Arts in Healthcare. Gainesville, Florida, 18–20 April.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. (2002b). Drawing trees: One creative expression activity in an intermediate long-term care facility. Promotional presentation at Health Forum, The Leadership Summit. Putting People First: The Health Care Imperative. San Diego, CA, 25–27 July.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. , & Messmer, J. (2001). Exploring the capacity of seniors with dementia for creative expression. Presentation at the Fifth International Conference on Communication, Ageing & Health. Vancouver, BC, Canada, 29 June–2 July.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. , & Small, J.A. (2002). Partnership in creative expression programming for seniors with dementia in long-term care facility. Presentation at the Sixth National Health Promotion Conference: Partnership Research for Health and Social Change. Victoria, BC, Canada, 7–10 April.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. , Small, J.A. , & Metcalf, J. (2001). Creative expression and communication in ageing and dementia. Workshop presented at the Northwest Regional Conference of the National Association for Poetry Therapy. Seattle, WA, 9–11 November.

Gottlieb-Tanaka, D. , Small, J.A. , & Cox-Bishop, M. (2002). Exploring the capacity of seniors with dementia for creative expression. Presentation at the Joint Conference of The National Council on the Ageing and the American Society on Ageing. Denver, CO, 4–7 April.

Harbert, S.A. , & Ginsberg, H.L. (1990). Human services for older adults:Concepts and skills (2nd edition). Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press.

Holden, U. (1995). Ageing, neuropsychology and the ‘new’ dementias. Definitions, explanations and practical approaches. London: Chapman and Hall.

Jones, D. (1999) Everyday creativity (video). Minnesota: Star Thrower Distribution.

Lewis, B.C. , & Bottomley, M. (1994). Geriatric physical therapy:A clinical approach. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.

Miller, B.L. , Boone, K. , Cummings, J.L. , Read, S.L. , & Mishkin, F. (2000). Functional correlates of musical and visual ability in frontotemporal dementia. British Journal of Psychiatry, 176(5), 458–463.

Runco, M.A. , & Richards, R. (1997). Eminent creativity, everyday creativity and health. London: Ablex Publishing.