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HORTICULTURAL THERAPY FOR THE AGED WITH CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA

Article number

790_6

Pages

63 – 66

Language

English

Abstract

This is a case study in which a comparison is made between a patient’s responses to art therapy and to horticultural therapy (HT). Reasons for the responses are considered.

Publication

VIII International People-Plant Symposium on Exploring Therapeutic Powers of Flowers, Greenery and Nature

Authors

T. Minei, T. Kiyuna, M. Tanaka, Y. Takaesu

Keywords

art therapy, day care, schizophrenia, diagnose, painting, physical and/or mental disability

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2008.790.6

Online Articles (43)

1. HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND LEGACY OF THE 8^TH INTERNATIONAL PEOPLE-PLANT SYMPOSIUM (IPPS 2004 IN AWAJI)

E. Matsuo | Y. Takaesu | F. Asano

2. ART THERAPY AND NATURE

K. Omori

3. HUMANITY IN HORTICULTURE – HEALING AND PLEASURE

E. Matsuo

4. RENEWING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE AND PLANTS IN THE 21^ST CENTURY

P.D. Relf

5. DEVELOPMENT OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY EVALUATION SYSTEM USING THREE ELEMENTS (PROGRAM-SUPPORT-CLIENT)

M. Toyoda

6. HORTICULTURAL THERAPY FOR THE AGED WITH CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA

T. Minei | T. Kiyuna | M. Tanaka | Y. Takaesu

7. FACTORS ON COMPLIANCE OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH BRAIN LESION

S.M. Lee | J.K. Suh | B.S. Kwon

8. THE PRACTICABILITY OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY FOR ASTHMATIC CHILDREN: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Y. Kamata

9. SOME THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS OF GARDENING IN PSYCHIATRY

K. Neuberger

10. A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY AT THE ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL N.H.S. TRUST

L. Exley

11. HORTICULTURAL THERAPY PERSPECTIVES IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

D. Aldous | J. Kidd

12. EFFECTS OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY APPLIED BY HERB FRAGRANCE ON THE DEPRESSION OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS

H.Y. Lee | D.W. Ku | M.L. Ro

13. EFFECTS OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY APPLIED BY NATURAL SOUND ON THE DEPRESSION OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Y.H. Lee | M.C. Lee | M.L. Ro

14. HORTICULTURAL THERAPY IN A JAIL: CORRECTIONAL CARE FOR ANGER

S.M. Lee | J.K. Suh | S. Lee

15. EVALUATING SURVEY METHODS OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES FOR INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

S. Koura | K. Nagata | K. Yamagishi | Y. Imamura | U. Masaki

16. A PRACTICAL REPORT OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY IN A NURSING HOME IN JAPAN

T. Zushi

17. HORTICULTURAL THERAPY PROGRAM FOR CANCER SURVIVORS: CURRENT STATUS IN THE UNITED STATES AND A PILOT RESEARCH PROGRAM

18. A STUDY ON INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS OF DEMENTED ELDERS THROUGH THERAPEUTIC HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITIES OF BUDDY SYSTEM

K.H. Han | S.M. Lee | H.S. Kim | J.K. Suh

19. EFFECTS OF HORTICULTURAL THERAPY OF SELF-ESTEEM AND DEPRESSION OF BATTERED WOMEN AT A SHELTER IN KOREA

S. Lee | M.S. Kim | J.K. Suh

20. HORTICULTURE AND HUMAN WELL-BEING: A GROWING FIELD OF INTEREST FOR DISTANCE TEACHING IN NEW ZEALAND

J. Kidd

21. INDOOR PLANTS: IMPROVING THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR HEALTH, WELL-BEING AND PRODUCTIVITY

R.A. Wood | R.L. Orwell | J. Tarran | F. Torpy | M. Burchett

22. PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES INVOLVING PLANTS IN A MATURE SOCIETY

M. Hayashi

23. ROLES OF DAILY HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN PHYSICAL AND MENTAL QOL FOR ELDERLY ADULTS

K. Yamane | M. Adachi

24. PEOPLE’S RESPONSE TO DISCOMFORT IN THE PRESENCE OF INTERIOR PLANTS OR ART

V.I. Lohr | C.H. Pearson-Mims

25. DOES IT MATTER WHAT COLOR TREE YOU PLANT?

A.J. Kaufman | V.I. Lohr

26. EVALUATION OF FRESH HERBAL BATH WATER ON GROWTH OF IRON BIOFILMS ON TUB SURFACE

F. Tazaki

27. SURVEILLANCE STUDY ON HEALING LANDSCAPE: MEANING OF EXISTENCE OF PLANT SPECIALLY IN LANDSCAPE

F. Asano | Y. Takaesu | E. Matsuo

28. SAFER GARDENING IN OLDER AGE: SUPPORTING PEOPLE TO LIVE IN THEIR OWN HOMES

D. Marsden | T. Spurgeon

29. ATTITUDES AMONG RESIDENTS TOWARDS THE CREATION OF A COMMUNITY BY HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITY ON THE ROOF TOP OF A HOUSING COMPLEX IN TOKYO

M. Kimura | M. Nishiwaki | M. Miyata

30. THE EFFECTS OF INTERIOR LANDSCAPE ON SATISFACTION OF VISITORS IN A DEPARTMENT STORE

S.Y. Kim

31. THE RELATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITY BASED ON PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS ANALYSIS

M. Sugimoto | M. Fujita | R.H. Mattson

32. MONITORING AUTONOMIC NERVOUS ACTIVITY OF WORKERS HARVESTING APPLES, USING A PORTABLE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH

S. Furuhashi | M. Hirata | E. Tanaka | T. Suzuki | K. Oosawa

33. EXAMINATION OF OPTIMUM FORM OF HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT WELFARE FACILITIES IN RURAL VILLAGES OF JAPAN

H. Kanda | H. Takahashi | Y. Yoshida | M. Kunoh

34. WHAT COLOR NAMES ORIGINATED FROM PLANT NAMES ARE KNOWN BY DIFFERENT GENERATIONS OF JAPANESE?

K. Masuda | E. Matsuo

35. CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE HEALTH FOODS AND PLANNING FOR HEALTHY DIET

36. A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN IRANIAN PEOPLE AND DAMASK ROSE (ROSA DAMASCENA) AND ITS THERAPEUTIC AND HEALING PROPERTIES

A. Nikbakht | M. Kafi

37. THE HISTORY OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE AND HERBAL PLANTS IN IRAN

A. Nikbakht | M. Kafi

38. THE ABILITIES AND POTENTIALS OF MEDICINAL PLANTS PRODUCTION AND HERBAL MEDICINE IN IRAN

A. Nikbakht | M. Kafi | M. Haghighi

39. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL DURING GARDENING IN EVERYDAY LIFE

H.J. Kweon | E. Matsuo

40. HORTICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN SEOUL TODAY

E.J. Jang | H.R. Kwack | C.H. Pak | B.H. Kwack

41. CREATING PLACES TO TARRY AND PLAY – RELATION BETWEEN CHILDREN AND “MICHIKUSA KAJUEN”

H. Imanishi | S. Terui | H. Tsuyuzaki

42. EFFECTS OF COUNSELING WORKSHOPS UTILIZING FAMILIAR WOODLAND

I. Uehara

43. EVALUATION OF CURRICULUM FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT ‘SEIBUTSU KATSUYO’ (THERAPEUTIC APPROACH UTILIZING PLANTS AND ANIMALS)

T. Masahiro