Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A Beginner's Guide to Ethical Awareness in Long-Term Care Services,1994,18,3,5-26,Kimboko
A Comparative Examination of the Characteristics of Participants of a Senior Citizens Nutrition and Activities Program,1993,17,3,15-37,Cook
A Comparison of Outdoor Recreation Preferences and Constraints of Black and White Elderly,1987,9,4,95-104,McGuire
A Cultural Exchange of Values,1995,19,2,17-26,McKee
A Health Promotion Program in Ten Nursing Homes,1988,11,1,75-84,Haber
A Home-Based Intervention to Improve Balance Gait and Self-Confidence in Older Women,2001,24,3,57-60,Williams
A Horticultural Therapy Program for Individuals with Acquired Aphasia,1997,22,1,81-91,Chambers
A Humanistic Approach to Old-Old People: A General Model,1986,8,3,57-63,Babins
A Justification of Music Therapy in the Nursing Home Setting,1988,10,1,17-22,Lipe
A Leadership Training Program at a Senior Center,1996,20,2,13-24,Haber
A Multi-Dimensional Activities Program,1981,1,2,35-39,Foster
A Nationwide Study of Group Work in Nursing Homes,1999,24,1,61-73,Vinton
A point of view: responsibilities and philosophy of activities department,1982,2,4,3-5,Submission
A Program for Non-Institutionalized Mature Adults: A Description,1984,6,1,71-80,Gibbons
A Protocol for Recreation and Socialization Programs for the Aged,1986,8,3,47-56,Salamon
A Psychosocial Approach to Dance-Movement Therapy,1987,9,3,25-39,Kelleher
A Reassessment of the Effectiveness of Reality Orientation for the Confused Aged,1981,1,2,49-61,Mitchel
A Residents' Newsletter: Social Action and Power,1989,13,1,43-50,Shour
A Strategy to Enhance Humor Production Among Elderly Persons: Assisting in the Management of Stress,1993,17,4,17-24,Prerost
A Study of the Factual Knowledge and Common Misperceptions About Aging Held by Health Care Professionals,1994,18,1,37-47,Jackson
Activities in a Small Room: Heavenly Signs,1981,1,2,7-10,Lawder
Activities Make the Difference,1990,14,4,1-4,Carlo
Activities: A Necessity for Total Health Care of the Long-Term Care Resident,1983,3,3,17-23,Foster
Activity Programming for Withdrawn Confused Residents,1987,9,4,45-55,Nolen
Activity Therapist Continuing Education Needs Assessment,1985,7,2,15-23,Maypole
"Adding Life to the Place": Musical Activities in the Nursing Home,1988,10,1,47-62,Lewallen
Addressing Health Maintenance Needs of Minority Elders in a Senior Housing Unit,1990,15,3,53-66,Maynard
Adopt An Elder: Linking Youth and the Elderly,1996,20,1,41-52,Waggoner
Adult Children and Aging Parents: A Report of a Program Design and Evaluation,1985,6,4,89-101,Roberto
Adult Day Programs for Elderly Who Are Mentally Impaired and the Measurement of Caregiver Satisfaction,2001,24,4,51-64,Dziegielewski
Adult Day Programs: What Do Service Providers and Policy-Makers Need to Know?,1995,19,4,1-12,van Beveren
Advice from an Active 70+ Geron,1988,11,1,49-52,Blai
Aerobic Exercise for Older Participants,1996,20,3,9-25,Swart
Age Is Not a Barrier to Computing,1986,8,1,45-47,Bourdelais
Age-Appropriate Activities: Establishing Guidelines,1993,17,4,1-9,Dunne
Aging,1982,2,4,27-68,Madden
Aging Parents: A Support Group at Work,1985,6,4,81-87,Nasatir
Aging sensory losses and communcation behavior,1982,2,1,59-66,Submission
Aging reminiscence and life satisfaction,1982,2,1,39-50,Cross
Alcoholism and the Elderly: Review of Theories Treatment and Prevention,1989,13,4,43-54,Maypole
Alleviating Stress for Family Caregivers of Frail Elders Using Horticultural Therapy,1997,22,1,93-105,Smith
Altruistic Activity: Does It Make a Difference in the Senior Center?,1997,22,4,31-39,Weaver
Alzheimer's Disease: A Select Bibliography Relating to the Families of Victims of This Disease,1985,6,4,73-79,Montgomery
An Autologous Blood Donor Base : The African-American Elderly,1995,19,2,53-60,Fuller
An Innovative Therapy and Enrichment Program for Senior Adults Utilizing the Personal Computer,1986,8,1,59-68,Hollander
Armchair Aerobics for the Cognitively Impaired,1994,18,2,27-39,Payten
Art Therapy with a Man Who Has an Organic Mental Disorder Due to Korsakoff's Disease: Developing Self-Expression and Self-Awareness,1984,5,1,53-77,Weiss
Art Therapy with an Aphasic Patient: Relearning Communication Skills and Expressing Feelings,1984,5,1,79-100,Weiss
Art Therapy With the Institutionalized Older Adult,1985,6,3,105-120,Rugh
Art Aging and Developmental Disabilities,1993,17,4,11-15,Katz
Arts and Aging: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Resource Materials in Art Dance Drama and Music,1993,17,2,39-51,DiGiammarino
Attracting New Participants to Senior Center Activities: Publicly Posted Announcements,1999,24,1,55-59,Mathews
Attributions of Causes for Chronic Illness Among Aged Persons,1995,19,4,49-59,Benedict
Behavior and Participation During Therapeutic Activities on Special Care Units,1996,20,4,35-45,Kovach
Behavioral Study of Youth and Elders in an Intergenerational Horticultural Program,1997,22,3,141-153,Kerrigan
Bingo and Beyond: A Rationale for Recreation Services within Nursing Homes,1983,3,3,39-46,MacNeil
Breathing and Posture Routines for Chair-Bound Elders,1996,20,3,49-56,Wilson
Brief In-Service Training in Music Therapy for Activity Aides: Increasing Engagement of Persons with Dementia in Rhythm Activities,2001,24,4,41-49,Mathews
Building Activities into a Network of Cornrnunity-Based supports,1983,3,2,55-60,Glass
Building Tales,1983,4,1,63-69,Williams
Caregiver Health Behavior: Review Analysis and Recommendations for Research,2001,24,2,1-16,Connell
Caring for Those Who Care: Achieving Family Caregiver Wellness Through Social Support Programs,1999,24,1,1-12,Rogers
Challenging the Alert Resident,1992,16,3,63-72,Slaton
Characteristics of Leisure Activities Which May Lead to Leisure Satisfaction Among Older Adults,1989,13,4,17-30,Purcell
Characteristics of the Elderly in Three Types of Living Arrangements,1985,6,4,39-51,Wright
Chinese Folktales: A Librarian's Contribution to the Elderhostel,1992,16,4,1-6,Chasse
Church membership and participation in church activities among the elderly,1981,1,3,23-30,Pieper
Clinical Depression in Long-Term Care Facilities: Practical Issues,1984,6,1,33-44,Hyer
Communicating through improvisation,1982,2,2,85-106,Submission
Communication and the Elderly Patient,1985,7,2,25-30,Portnoy
Competency-Based In-Service Training in Senior Day Care,1981,1,1,41-51,Leitner
Computer Assisted Training for Activity Professionals in Long Term Care Facilities,1986,8,1,109-119,Ferguson
Computerized Communications,1986,8,1,37-44,Sanner
Computers and the Activity Department,1992,16,3,73-80,Sortais
Considerations on Planning Pre-Retirement Educational Programs,1993,17,4,55-62,Little
Constraints on Leisure Involvement in the Later Years,1983,3,2,17-24,McGuire
Consumer Satisfaction for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities,1997,21,3,71-77,Wilhite
Cooking as Therapy with the Confused Elderly,1995,19,1,53-60,Berenbaum
Cooperation needed between the long-term health care facility and the surrounding community,1981,1,3,31-35,Mendell
Correlates of Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers' Support Group Attendance,1997,21,4,27-40,Bell
Correlates of Loneliness among the Black Elderly,1983,3,2,9-16,Wright
Counseling the Elderly in a Therapeutic Recreation Setting: An Overview,1993,17,2,57-63,Berger
Countering Problem Behavior with Help from Your Ombudsman,1996,21,1,57-61,Evans
Creating and Playing: Bridges for Intergenerational Communication,1987,9,3,133-139,Sandel
Creative Arts Therapy for Various Elder Populations: Techniques and Processes,1984,5,1,25-44,Weiss
Creative Programming and Reminiscence Activites for Older Persons in Residential Care,1992,16,4,27-38,Portnoy
Creativity and Hope in the Nursing Home: An Emerging Vision,1987,9,3,3-10,Johnson
Culinary Delights from Around the World: International Cuisine Volunteer Program,1996,20,1,53-69,Bruton
Customized Art Activities for Individuals with Alzheimer-Type Dementia,2001,24,4,65-74,Seifert
Dance/movement therapy: a holistic approach to working with the elderly,1982,2,1,21-30,Submission
Death Education for Older Adults with Developmental Disabilities: A Life Cycle Therapeutic Approach,1994,18,1,29-36,Hedger
Deficits in Information Processing Skills Memory and Learning in Alzheimers Disease: Finding New Ways to Cope,1993,17,2,1-13,Walker
Designing a Recreational Senior Olympics,1986,8,2,81-126,Smith
Designing and Implementing Dramatic Activities for the Disabled Elderly in Long-Term Health Care Centers,1984,6,1,11-29,Bishop
Designing Successful Activities for Male Residents,1997,21,4,41-45,Quattrochi-Tubin
Determinants of Life Satisfaction among Black Elderly,1983,3,2,35-48,Rao
Developing a Movement Therapy Program for Geriatric Patients,1987,9,3,41-46,Sandel
Developing a Sense of Community: A Programming Approach for Institutionalized Elderly,1989,14,3,17-26,Steinberg
Developing an Activity Program that Perpetuates Developmental Skills,1987,9,4,79-84,Mendell
Developmentally Symbolic Activities for Daily Dying,1981,1,1,53-65,Lawn
Differential Living Arrangements among the Elderly and Their Subjective Well-Being,1983,3,2,25-34,Wright
Displays and Banners,1989,14,1,39-48,McMurray
Drama in a Supportive Environment: It's More Than Just a Play,1985,7,2,45-48,Vorenberg
Dying A Meaningful Experience: Encountering the Process Through Art Therapy,1984,5,1,101-108,Weiss
Eating and socializing: a holistic approach to working with the elderly,1982,2,1,31-38,Submission
Editing a Newsletter: An Activity Therapist's Perspective,1981,1,2,11-25,Lamken
Effective Approach Toward Prevention and Rehabilitation in Geriatrics,1999,23,4,21-32,Brill
Effective One to One Programming,1985,7,2,49-52,Blinn
Effects of Cognitive Learning Strategies Verbal Reinforcement and Gender on the Performance of Closed Motor Skills in Older Adults,1993,17,3,39-53,French
Effects of Exercise on Acute Respiratory Tract Infections in Older Arthritic Adults: A Pilot Study,1995,19,3,1-10,Karper
Effects of Institutionalization Upon Residents of Extended Care Facilities,1986,8,3,37-45,Voelkl
Effects of Leisure Education on Women Aging with Disabilities,1996,21,2,37-58,Lovell
Efficacy of a Day Treatment Program in Management of Diabetes for Aging African Americans,1995,19,2,41-51,Hendricks
Elder Campers Helping Others—The ECHO Project: A Unique Intergenerational Model,1988,11,1,11-19,Hayden
Enabling the Alzheimer's "Person",1989,13,1,25-28,Williams
Encouraging Social Interaction Among Depressed Nursing Home Residents,1996,21,1,49-53,John
English Handbells in Nursing Homes,1988,10,1,63-78,Becker
Enhancing Physicial Therapy Results Through Effective Carryover by Activities Leaders,1996,20,3,57-73,Leonardi
Enhancing Social Interactions and Activity Among the Elderly Through Stimulus Control,1981,1,2,41-47,Jason
Enriching Later Life Experiences for People with Developmental Disabilities,1997,21,3,65-69,Sutton
Establishing Intergenerational Exchange Opportunities,1985,7,2,31-43,Keller
Etchings: christmas is forever,1982,2,4,21-25,Submission
Etchings: hurry up and wait,1982,2,1,67,Smith
ETCHINGS: Matthew's Response,1983,4,1,71-76,Submission
ETCHINGS: Which Therapist?,1983,3,4,15-16,Williams
Ethical Challenges Facing Family Caregivers of Persons with Alzheimer's Disease,1994,18,3,49-61,Roberto
Ethics and Health Care Reform: Outlook for Older Americans,1994,18,3,97-105,Hawkins
Ethics and Values in Music Therapy for Persons Who Are Elderly,1994,18,3,27-46,Clair
Evaluating the Relationship Between Premorbid Leisure Preferences and Wandering Among Patients with Dementia,1999,23,4,33-48,Thomas
Every Full Moon: Personality Mutations Observed in Health Care Workers,1983,3,4,59-68,Submission
Exercise Adherence and Older Adults: A Theoretical Perspective,1989,13,1,91-106,Herbert
Exercise and Alzheimer's Disease: Benefits and Barriers,1996,20,4,21-34,Bonner
Exercise in the Elderly: An Overview,1996,20,3,3-8,Caldwell
Exercise: A Beneficial Activity for Older Adults,1988,11,1,85-94,Weinstein
Exploring Sexual Issues Through Movement Therapy,1987,9,3,91-99,Sandel
Expressive Arts Programming for Older Adults Both with and without Disabilities: An Opportunity for Inclusion,1997,21,3,53-63,Clements
Expressive Group Therapy with Severely Confused Patients,1987,9,3,117-128,Sandel
Expressive Therapy: A Pictorial Essay,1984,5,1,111-147,Weiss
Factors Associated with Attendance at Caregiver Support Group Meetings,1990,15,3,93-108,Hill
Faith of our Fathers (Mothers) Living Still: Spirituality as a Force for the Transmission of Family Values Within the Black Community,1995,19,2,87-105,Dancy
Family Contributions of Older Persons,1988,11,1,53-60,Sanders
Family Dynamics: Influencing Care of the Older Adult,1997,22,4,65-72,Bjasinsky
Family Obligation Caregiving and Loss of Leisure: The Experiences of Three Caregivers,2001,24,2,35-49,Rogers
Favors-Or Is This Art?,1989,14,1,73-82,McMurray
Federally Mandated Nursing Home Resident Assessment: Implications for Activity Professionals,1991,15,4,21-30,Perschbacher
Field Tests That Evaluate Adult Physical Fitness: A New Emphasis on Ease of Administration Low Cost and Safety,1990,14,4,45-58,Leviton
Final Life Choices,1994,18,3,65-76,Marinelli
Finding Nursing Home Volunteers with Staying Power,1996,20,1,15-23,Duncan
Finger Painting,1989,14,1,7-10,McMurray
Fish Printing,1989,14,1,31-34,McMurray
Fitness and Exercise for Older Adults with Developmental Disabilities,1997,21,3,37-51,Frizzell
From an African American Perspective-Living with Disabilities After Age 50: Learning Anew and Moving Forward,1995,19,2,61-71,Ford
Fun and Entertainment: One Aspect of Making Meaningful Music for the Elderly,1990,14,4,39-44,Kartman
Functional Benefits of a Structured Hot Water Group Exercise Program,1996,20,3,75-85,Whitlatch
Functioning as a Department Head and Supervisor: A New Role for the Activity Coordinator,1991,15,4,61-86,Waters
Gardening Therapeutics for the Elderly,1988,12,1,103-111,Williams
Gardening: An Equal Opportunity Joy,1996,20,1,71-78,McKee
Getting started,1982,2,2,9-22,Submission
Grandparents as a National Asset: A Brief Note,1999,24,1,13-18,Adkins
Havighurst's adult development tasks: a factor analysis,1981,1,3,9-22,Merriam
Health Maintenance Through Stress Management: A Wellness Approach for Elderly Clients,1989,13,1,117-128,Maynard
Health Fitness and Quality of Life for Older Adults with Developmental Disabilities Barbara,1997,21,3,29-35,Hawkins
Healthful Aging: A Social Perspective,1997,21,4,1-11,Marinelli
Healthy Aging: Beyond Exercise,1999,23,4,1-11,Marinelli
Here's to the Belleville Ladies: Creativity in Aging,2001,24,4,19-26,Engelman
Heritage: A Program Design for Reminiscence,1983,3,3,47-52,Price
Holistic Health and the Elderly: Prospects and Problems,1983,4,1,83-91,Submission
Horticultural Therapy Education and Older Adults,1997,22,3,125-139,Haller
Horticultural Therapy in Residential Long-Term Care: Applications from Research on Health Aging and Institutional Life,1997,22,1,107-124,Stein
Horticultural Therapy in the Skilled Nursing Facility,1997,22,1,39-60,Hazen
Horticulture and Its Application to the Institutionalized Elderly,1989,14,3,51-62,Burgess
How to Care For Comfort and Commune at the Emotional Level,1985,7,1,51-70,Submission
How to Care For Comfort and Commune at the Mental Level,1985,7,1,77-114,Submission
How to Care For Comfort and Commune at the Physical Level,1985,7,1,7-50,Submission
How to Care For Comfort and Commune at the Spiritual Level,1985,7,1,115-127,Submission
How to Paint a Rainbow for People Who Have Never Painted with Watercolors,1989,14,1,11-14,McMurray
"I Would Weave a Song for You": Therapeutic Music and Milieu for Dementia Residents,1994,18,2,57-74,Whitcomb
Implementing Horticultural Therapy into a Geriatric Long-Term Care Facility,1997,22,1,61-80,McGuire
Improving the Quality of Life for Residents of Long Term Care Facilities Through Video Games,1984,6,1,1-7,McGuire
In the beginning,1982,2,2,23-60,Submission
Increased Participation in Adult Day Programs: An Experimental Analysis of Increased News Participation,1996,20,4,47-59,Born
Increasing activity of nursing home residents in their lounges using a physical design intervention and a prompting intervention,1981,1,4,25-34,Jason
Increasing Engagement of Older Adults in Social and Leisure Activities,1997,22,4,9,Xaverius
Increasing Participation by “Nonparticipating” Individuals Attending the Morning News Session in an Adult Day Program,1999,24,1,41-53,Born
Increasing Participation With a Computer in an Adult Day Care Setting,1986,8,1,31-36,Fisher
Independent Living: Perceptions Realities and Guidelines,1996,20,2,1-11,Yeager
Innovations in Intergenerational Programs for Persons Who Are Elderly: The Role of Horticultural Therapy in a Multidisciplinary Approach,1997,22,1,27-37,Abbott
Innovative "Resident Volunteer" Programming,1985,6,3,69-71,Goodwin
Innovative Family and Technological Interventions for Encouraging Leisure Activities in Caregivers of Persons with Alzheimer's Disease,2001,24,2,83-97,Argüelles
Insight and Transference in Drama Therapy,1987,9,3,101-116,Johnson
Integration and Leisure Education for Older Adults with Developmental Disabilities,1997,21,3,79-90,Wilhite
Interdisciplinary Teamwork,1985,6,3,9-12,Murphy
Intergenerational Mixing,1985,6,3,43-45,Schelinder
Intergenerational Movement Therapy: A Leadership Challenge,1987,9,3,141-150,Sandel
Intergenerational Programming for an Increasingly Age-Segregated Society,1989,14,3,35-50,Haber
Intergenerational Programming for Young Children and Dependent Elders: Current and Future Directions,1996,20,2,33-50,Travis
Intergenerational Programming: An Adopt-a-Grandparent Program in a Retirement Community,1983,3,2,93-105,Dunkle
Into Aging—A Simulation Game,1985,6,3,13-15,Williams
Introducing creative drama,1982,2,2,1-8,Submission
Involvement in Activities and the Psychological Well-Being of Retired Men,1988,11,1,31-47,Beck
Is Laughter the Best Medicine?: A Study of the Effects of Humor on Perceived Pain and Affect of Humor on Perceived Pain and Affect,1986,8,3,157-175,McGuire
Israeli Folkmusic: Its Characteristics and Its Use in Music Therapy Activities with People Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease,1999,23,4,49-58,Silber
Issues Resolved and Unresolved: A Look to the Future,1997,21,3,91-103,Tedrick
"It Sure Beats Looking Out the Window": Literature for the Elderly,1989,14,3,1-16,Wenzel
I-You Venture: Volunteers as Creative Partners With Care Facility Residents and Staff,1986,8,2,73-79,Yeaney
Keep the Faith: A Biblical Reference to Surviving the Social Transitions of Life,1995,19,2,75-85,Colston
Key Cats,1989,14,1,35-38,McMurray
Keys to a Successful Volunteer Program,1996,20,1,99-101,Jackson
Leading the way,1982,2,2,61-84,Submission
Legal Planning Is Crucial,1996,21,1,65-71,Williams
Leisure Activities and Life Satisfaction in Old Age: A Case Study of Retired Government Employees Living in Urban Areas,1992,16,4,7-26,Mishra
Leisure Activities and Quality of Life,1991,15,4,31-36,Jackson
Leisure activity packages for rural aged,1982,2,1,11-20,Submission
Leisure and Anxiety: A Study of Retirees,1988,11,1,1-10,Kaufman
Leisure Behavior Motivation and the Life Satisfaction of Retired Persons,1999,23,4,13-20,Guinn
Leisure Education with Caregiver Support Groups,2001,24,2,67-81,Wenzel
Leisure/Recreation Needs of Hospitalized Elderly: A Task Force Report,1985,7,2,53-65,Hogden
Letting the Inmates Run the Asylum: Another Point of View,1983,3,3,13-16,Curley
Letting the Inmates Run the Asylum: The Effects of Control and on the Institutional Lives of older Adults,1983,3,3,3-11,Byrd
Levels of Senior Centers: A Broadened View of Group-Based Programs for the Elderly,1983,3,2,79-91,Ralston
Life Changes Leisure Activities and Well-Being among Very Old Men and Women,1981,1,1,67-75,Keith
Life Is Movement: Exercise for the Older Adult,1993,17,2,15-26,Edwards
Life ReviewOne: Aspect of Making Meaningful Music for the Elderly,1990,15,3,45-52,Kartman
Life Satisfaction and Level of Activity of Male Elderly in Institutional and Community Settings,1996,21,2,21-36,Maynard
Lifestories: Discussions on Death Using Adventure-Based Activities,1995,19,3,55-63,Faris
Literature for dramatization,1982,2,2,151-164,Submission
Living in the freedom there is,1982,2,1,51-58,Submission
Living in the Moment: Support in the Early Stages of Alzheimer's Disease,1996,20,4,1-20,Trabert
Living With Dying: A Model for Helping Nursing Home Residents and Staff Deal With Death,1986,8,3,133-141,Weiner
Maintaining Independence: The Elderly Benefit from Student Nurses,1981,1,1,25-35,Weinstein
Making Connections Between the School System and the Nursing Home,1985,6,3,37-41,Perschbacher
Management Styles That Can Help or Hurt Your Volunteer Program,1996,20,1,27-32,Jackson
Married Widowhood,1985,7,2,67-71,Rollins
Meaningful Activity in Later Life: 100 Religious Sisters Provide Models and Suggestions,2001,24,3,71-88,Flynn
Memory Systems in Organic Brain Syndrome Patients: Conflicts With Reality Orientation Therapy?,1984,6,1,45-57,Babins
Montessori Methods Yield Cognitive Gains in Alzheimer's Day Cares,2001,24,3,1-22,Vance
Music and Dance: Tools for Reality Orientation,1988,10,1,23-35,Bumanis
Music and Drawing with Institutionalized Elderly,1993,17,2,27-38,Rosling
Music and Movement for the Geriatric Resident,1988,10,1,37-46,Wade
Music and Reminiscence: For Groups and Individuals,1988,10,1,79-91,Karras
Music and the Frail Elderly,1985,7,2,73-75,McCloskey
Music Therapy and Gerontology,1981,1,1,37-40,Palmer
Music Therapy and Hospice Care,1988,10,1,103-122,Colligan
Music Therapy Applications in a Skilled and Intermediate Care Nursing Home Facility: A Clinical Study,1992,16,4,69-88,Christie
Music Therapy: Its Historical Relationships and Value in Programs for the Long-Term Care Setting,1988,10,1,5-15,Lynch
Musical Skill Level Self-Evaluation in Non-Institutionalized Elderly,1983,3,2,61-67,Gibbons
Networking: How to Use What You've Got to Get More of What You Want,1985,6,3,17-23,Bean
New Hope Spring Swing: A Social Event for Elderly Persons with Dementia,1999,23,4,59-65,Parsons
No One Has Nothing to Tell (Drawing Out Older People in Nursing Homes to Communicate From Their Own Lives),1985,7,2,77-86,Arnott
Nursing home residents as surrogate grandparents for preschool children,1981,1,4,55-58,Rath
Objects in a Paper Bag,1989,14,1,55-56,McMurray
OBRA Legislation and Recreational Activities: Enhancing Personal Control in Nursing Homes,1993,17,3,1-14,Martin
Old age: the possibility of enlightenment,1981,1,4,45-53,Havice
Old Versus Aging,1983,3,2,3-5,Foster
Older Adults in Intergeneraional Programs: What Are Their Experiences Really Like?,1992,16,4,49-68,Kuehne
Older Adults with Developmental Disabilities: A Brief Examination of Current Knowledge,1997,21,3,7-27,Boyd
One-To-One Therapeutic Recreation Activities for the Bed and/or Room Bound,1989,13,1,63-76,Forsythe
Organizing a Men's Club,1985,6,3,99-103,Bentel
Our Elderly: Creatives Often Overlooked,1983,3,3,27-38,Sylcox
Outdoor Leisure Involvements of Black Older Americans: An Exploration of Ethnicity and Marginality,1993,17,3,55-65,Brown
Outdoor Recreation Participation Patterns Among the Elderly,1984,6,1,81-89,Singleton
Painting Trees in the Health Care Center,1989,14,1,15-20,McMurray
Participants' Perception of a Work Therapy Program in a Nursing Home,1989,14,3,27-34,Voeks
Participation in Community Organizations and Socioeconomic Status as Determinants of Seniors' Life Satisfaction,1985,6,4,31-37,Kearney
Participation of Residents in Old Age Homes: The Idea and Its Implementation,1988,12,1,43-57,Katan
Patterns and Correlates of Physical Activity Among Older Adults Residing Independently in Retirement Communities,2001,24,4,1-17,Smith
Patterns of Learning Among the Active Elderly: The Case for Elderhostel,1987,9,4,69-77,Brady
Patterns of Leisure and Physical Activities Among Older Adults,1986,8,2,5-27,Thornton
People Helping People: Burnout,1983,3,4,49-57,Submission
Perceived Leisure Functioning of Nursing Home Patients: Does Recreation Make a Difference?,1989,13,1,29-40,Card
Perceived Value: What is an Activity Program Worth?,1992,16,3,19-24,Palmer
Perceptions of Activity Directors Concerning Their Roles and Their Work,1993,17,2,65-73,Pieper
Perceptions of Daily Life Among Residnets of a Long Term Care Facility,1992,16,4,99-114,Nicholson
Perceptions of Life After Seventy,1986,8,2,39-47,McCarthy
Perceptions of Rituals and Traditions Among Elderly Persons,1994,18,2,13-26,Meredith
Personal and Social Aspects of Reminiscence: An Exploratory Study of Neglected Dimensions,1990,14,4,21-38,Habegger
Personal Computers: Their Functions and Utility,1986,8,1,5-13,Dottavio
Phased Retirement: An Experiential View,1985,6,4,9-30,Kaminski-da Roza
Philosophical considerations in programming for the older adult,1982,2,4,7-16,Harvey
Physical Fitness and Self-sufficiency in Persons Over 60 Years,1983,3,2,69-78,Flatten
Planning a session with a unifying theme,1982,2,2,107-120,Submission
Planning and Leading Activity Groups,1986,8,3,21-28,Szekais
Pocket Babies,1989,14,1,27-30,McMurray
Portrait of Mrs. H,1989,14,1,49-50,McMurray
Practitioner Abuse: Is It Our Fault?,1996,21,1,73-76,Villani
Predictors of Activity Involvement Among Older Adults,1997,22,4,15-29,Lefrancois
Predictors of Elderly Happiness,1995,19,3,11-30,Kehn
Pressed Flowers,1989,14,1,57-62,McMurray
Principles of Group Treatment in a Nursing Home,1987,9,3,15-24,Johnson
Programming for Optimum Health and Wellness,1985,6,3,61-67,Simper
Programming Quality Services for Older Adults in Long-Term Care Facilities,1990,15,3,1-12,Rancourt
Project Looking Back: A Structured Reminiscence Experience,1983,3,4,31-38,Submission
Promoting Vitality Among Older Adults With Computers,1986,8,1,15-30,Heaven
Psychiatric Acute Care Workgroup Program for the Elderly,1985,7,2,87-90,Corrado-Gagnon
Psychosocial Motivational and Educational Aspects of Aging,1984,5,3,5-14,Williams
Puerto Rican Elders and Gerontological Research: Avenues for Empowerment and Participation,1996,21,2,77-89,Delgado
Puppetry,1989,14,1,83-94,Submission
Race Sex and Age-Group Differences in Occurrence and Uses of Reminiscence,1994,18,1,1-18,Merriam
Reactions to Loss Among Aged Men and Women: A Comparison,1999,24,1,29-39,Zhang
Reading Activities to Enhance the Lives of Nursing Home Patients,1981,1,1,19-23,Lovelace
Reality Orientation: Its Application as a Ward Based Program for the Institutionalized Elderly,1985,7,2,91-97,Lloyd
Reality Therapy in the Convalescent Home,1985,6,3,55-59,Vogt
Reciprocal Volunteering: Nursing Home Residents and the Homeless,1996,20,1,91-96,Hairston
Recreation Activity Programming for the Institutionalized Older Adult,1995,19,1,1-25,Submission
Recreation and Leisure Likes/Dislikes of Senior Citizens with Mental Retardation,1995,19,3,43-54,Glausier
Recreation and the Institutionalized Elderly: Conceptualization of the Free Choice and Intervention Continuums,1988,11,1,61-73,Robertson
Recreation Programming for the Rural Elderly,1985,7,2,99-102,Miko
Recreation Programs for Caregivers of Older Adults: A Review and Analysis of Literature from 1990 to 1998,2001,24,2,17-34,Bedini
Recreational Travel and the Elderly: Marketing Strategies with a Normalization Perpective,1988,12,1,59-72,Hamilton
Recreational Travel with the Elderly: Some Observations,1983,3,2,107-110,Falk
Re-Examining the Morale: Physical Health-Activity Relationship: A Longitudinal Study of Time Changes and Gender Differences,1993,17,4,25-41,Alessio
Regression of the Hospitalized Elderly and Disabled Patient as Explored Through Art Therapy,1984,5,1,3-24,Weiss
Religiosity and Life Satisfaction,2001,24,3,23-34,Bergan
Relocation and the Resident,1991,15,4,51-60,Harkulich
Reminiscence in Movement Therapy,1987,9,3,81-89,Sandel
Reminiscence Poetry Groups: Sheepherding-A Navajo Cultural Tie That Binds,1989,13,4,1-8,Edwards
Research and Family Factors in Aural Rehabilitation of the Elderly,1983,3,4,17-29,Submission
Residential Landscapes: Their Contribution to the Quality of Older People's Lives,1997,22,1,17-26,Jones
Residents in the Giving Role,1985,6,3,31-36,Betzold
Residents' Newsletter as a Therapeutic Tool,1989,13,1,51-62,Hillebrand
Responses of 49- to 59-Year-Old Sedentary Overweight Women to Four Months of Exercise Conditioning and/or Fitness Education,1995,19,4,13-32,White
Retirement and Organizational Participation of Older Males,1989,13,4,55-70,Khullar
Retirement: Its Effects on the Individual,1985,6,4,1-7,Singleton
Rhythm bands in the nursing home,1981,1,3,37-41,Schweinsberg
Ride My Umbrella,1983,3,2,7,Williams
Rural vs. Urban Caregivers of Older Adults with Probable Alzheimer's Disease: Perceptions Regarding Daily Living and Recreation Needs,2001,24,2,51-65,Langrish
Secondary Friendship Networks and Psychological Well-Being Among Elderly Women,1986,8,2,59-72,Adams
Seeking Stillness in Motion: An Introduction to Tai Chi for Seniors,1983,3,4,1-14,Submission
Selecting Activities for Older Adults,1983,4,1,11-18,Submission
Self Medication as a Form of Self Control in an Intermediate Care Facility: Preliminary Data,1986,8,3,191-197,Salamon
Self-Portraits,1989,14,1,51-54,McMurray
Seniors in Manhattan Kansas Are "Growing Younger",1987,9,4,105-111,Wegener
Sequential rating scales for environmental therapy in geriatric care,1982,2,1,81-89,Carter
Session plans,1982,2,2,121-149,Submission
Sharing Folktales with Seniors,1990,15,3,109-114,Chasse
Should Medical Care Be a Right Without Restrictions by Cost Age Citizenship Prognosis or Self-Infliction,1994,18,3,107-121,Blake
"Sign Language Through Discussion" . . . An Innovative Activity,1986,8,3,79-81,Rabinowitz
Sociocultural Role Theories in the Elderly: A Replication and Extension,1985,7,2,111-122,Salamon
Sociodemographics of Older Adults: Implications for Leisure Programming,1990,15,3,73-92,MacNeil
Some Possible Implications for Adapting the Milieu in Nursing Homes,1983,4,1,33-38,Submission
"Soul Clap Its Hands and Sing: Living History Theatre as a Process of Creation,1987,9,4,1-43,Bailey
Sources of Personal Meaning in a Sample of Young-Old and Old-Old Israelis,1996,21,2,59-75,Bar-Tur
Spirituality and Aging: Activity Key to "Holiest" Health Care,1991,15,4,37-50,Martin
Stability of Activity Across the Lifespan,1994,18,1,19-27,Forbes
Strength Training for the Aging Adult,1996,20,3,27-36,Hyatt
Strengths in the Grandparent-Grandchild Relationship,1993,17,4,43-53,Sanders
Stretching: A Valuable Component of Functional Mobility Training in the Elderly,1996,20,3,37-47,Gladwin
Subjective Rating of Health Among the Elderly,1985,6,4,53-62,Agostino
Substituting the Behavioral Model for the Diagnostic Model as an Admission Standard for the Demented Elderly,1983,4,1,29-32,Submission
Successful Redirection of the Sexually Disruptive Resident,1996,21,1,37-41,Ragno
Supporting End of Life Decision Making,1994,18,3,77-88,Barrett
Systematic Replication of an Intervention Designed to Increase Attendance at Nutrition Sites for the Elderly,1997,21,4,13-20,Mathews
Teach and Reach the Future,1990,15,3,67-72,DeBolt
Teaching Coiling an Ancient American Indian Basket Technique to Nursing Home Residents,1981,1,2,27-34,Angelil
Teaching Older Adults in a Rural Setting,1992,16,4,39-48,Roberto
Techniques for Assessing Perceptual Learning Styles: Implications for the Activities Manager,1986,8,2,29-38,Galbraith
Technology Impacts Older Americans,1996,20,2,51-64,Lawhon
The 1990 PHS - Exercise Objectives for Older Adults: Should They Be Changed?,1989,13,1,107-116,Teague
The Abusive Resident: Can Activities Help?,1996,21,1,13,DeMarco
The Abusive Resident: Learning to Manage His Behavior While Modifying Your Own,1996,21,1,23-35,Duncan
The Activist Self-Help Program: An Alternative Service for the Aged,1983,4,1,1-10,Harvey
The Activity Coordinator as Environmental Press,1985,6,3,87-97,Ansello
The advantages of providing a daily written schedule to adult day care clients,1981,1,4,41-44,Capuano
The Age Cohort Factor in Activities Programming for the Elderly,1988,12,1,1-12,Walz
The apartment: a home-like remotivation program,1981,1,4,35-40,Lamken
The art of grandma layton: an art therapy tool with the elderly,1982,2,1,3-10,Phillips
The bulletin board: land of opportunity,1981,1,4,17-24,Fiegel
The Caregiver Empowerment Project: Developing Programs Within Rural Communities,1994,18,2,1-12,Orleans
The Creative Product: An Expression of Feelings of Thoughts and of One's Soul,1984,5,1,149-169,Weiss
The Crucible-Family Dilemmas in Alzheimer's Disease: Day Care-An Alternative,1989,13,1,1-24,Glenner
The Day Room Program at Westmoreland Manor Nursing Home Waukesha Wisconsin,1985,6,3,47-54,Brunner
The Design and Implementation of Memory Improvement Classes in the Adult Day Care Setting,1986,8,3,111-116,Capuano
The Development of Computer Confidence in Seniors: An Assessment of Changes in Computer Anxiety and Computer Literacy,1989,14,3,63-76,Temple
The Developmental Method in Drama Therapy,1987,9,3,49-76,Johnson
The Difference an Idea Makes: The Art of Brainstorming,1985,6,3,25-30,Chaffin
The Dogmatic Resident Group Member,1996,21,1,43-48,Shelton
The Dynamics of Helping Behavior in Congregate Housing,1988,12,1,13-26,Sheehan
The Eden Alternative: A New Paradigm for Nursing Homes,1997,22,4,1-8,Weinstein
The Effect of Activity Involvement and Social Relationships on Boredom Among Nursing Home Residents,1997,21,4,53-66,Ejaz
The Effect of Aquatic Exercise on Aged Person's Bone Density Body Image and Morale,1993,17,3,67-85,Freeman
The Effect of Hearing Loss on the Activities of Older Persons,1983,4,1,39-47,Kiernat
The Effect of No Music Stimulative Background Music and Sedative Background Music on Agitated Behaviors in Persons with Severe Dementia,1995,19,1,61-70,Bernstein
The Effects of Activity Levels on Controlled Information Processing in Older Adults,1989,14,3,77-88,Crabtree
The Effects of Participation in an Intergenerational Program on the Behavior of Residents with Dementia,1996,20,4,61-76,Newman
The Effects of Participatory Music on the Reality Orientation and Sociability of Alzheimer's Residents in a Long-Term-Care Setting,1994,18,2,41-55,Smith-Marchese
The Effects of Pet Facilitative Therapy on Patients and Staff in an Adult Day Care Center,1986,8,3,117-131,May
The Effects of Reminiscing on the Perceived Control and Social Relations of Institutionalized Elderly,1986,8,3,95-110,Holmes
The Effects of Validation Therapy on Disoriented Elderly,1988,12,1,73-86,Babins
The Effects of Videogame Play on the Emotional States and Affiliative Behavior of Nursing Home Residents,1986,8,1,95-107,Riddick
The Ethical Value of a Utilitarian Approach to Death and Dying,1994,18,3,89-94,Jackson
The Family's Dilemma: Alzheimer's Disease,1985,6,4,63-71,Mobily
The Feasibility of Conducting a Group-Based Progressive Strength Training Program in Residents of a Multi-Level Care Facility,1997,22,4,53-63,Brill
The Gate,1987,9,3,173=174,Laing
The Good Samaritan Program: Patients as Volunteers,1985,6,3,73-78,Seville
The Impact of Age Health and Sex on the Frequency of Older Adults' Leisure Activity Participation: A Longitudinal Study,1995,19,3,31-42,Stanley
The Impact of an Aerobic Fitness Program on the Body Image of Older Women,1984,6,1,59-70,Riddick
The Impact of Environment on perception of Stress and Symptoms of the Elderly,1983,3,4,39-48,Stein
The Impact of Participation in Structured Recreational Activities on the Agitated Behavior of Nursing Home Residents: An Observational Study,1992,16,4,89-98,Rabinovich
The Incongruence Between Actual and Desired Leisure Involvement in Advanced Adulthood,1981,1,1,77-89,McGuire
The Influence of Older Adults' Activity Selection on Their Progeny's Expectations for Their Own Future,1985,6,4,103-114,Weiss
The Institutionalized Elderly: Custodial versus Rehabilitative Care,1987,9,4,85-93,Keddy
The Interface of Activity and Psychopharmacologica1 Agents,1986,8,3,177-189,Hyer
The Meaning of and Motivation for Mall Walking Among Older Adults,1995,19,1,37-52,Travis
The Meaning of Gardening and the Effects on Perceived Well Being of a Gardening Project on Diverse Populations of Elders,2001,24,3,35-56,O'Connell
The Most Underrated Activity in Nursing Homes,1988,12,1,87-90,Parker
The Nature of Caring in Volunteerism Within Geriatric Settings,1996,20,1,5-12,Dancy
The One Percent Solution: A Basis for Adult Day Program Development?,1997,22,4,41-52,Hetherington
The Paradise Garden: A Model Garden Design for Those with Alzheimer's Disease,1997,22,1,3-16,Beckwith
The Power of Music with Patients in a Nursing Home,1981,1,1,9-17,Kartman
The reading of older americans who view learning as a lifelong activity,1981,1,3,43-49,Ngandu
The Relationship Between Nursing Home Residents' Perceptions of Nursing Staff and Quality of Nursing Home Care,1986,8,3,143-156,Stein
The relationship between recreational activity programs and life satisfaction of residents in thunder bay homes for the aged,1981,1,4,5-15,Agostino
The Relationship Between Sensory Stimulus and Leisure Memory,1999,24,1,19-27,Snyder
The Representation of Aging in Pop/Rock Music of the 1960s and '70s,1983,3,2,49-53,Leitner
The Roles of Grandparents: The Use of Proverbs in Value Transmission,1995,19,2,27-38,McAdoo
The Science of Leisure Service Program Planning for Older Adults,1986,8,2,49-58,Eliopoulos
The Stress of Life with Rheumatoid Arthritis as Perceived by Older Adults,1995,19,4,33-47,Melanson
The Study of the Relationship Between Wellness and Life Satisfaction of Older Adults,1989,13,1,129-140,McConatha
The threshermen's convention,1981,1,3,3-8,Kvarve
The Unique Power of Music Therapy Benefits Alzheimer's Patients,1990,14,4,59-64,Smith
The Use of Art and Writing as Therapeutic Tools for Improving Reality Orientation,1981,1,1,3-8,Weiss
The Use of Art and Writing as Therapeutic Tools for Improving Reality Orientation,1984,5,1,45-51,Weiss
The Use of Music in a Group Sensory Training Program for Regressed Geriatric Patients,1983,4,1,49-62,Submission
The Use of Music Therapy as an Individualized Activity,1988,10,1,93-101,Lipe
The Value of Activities: Establishing a Foundation for Cost-Effectiveness— A Review of the Literature,1994,18,1,49-64,Lilley
The Value of Activities: Establishing a Foundation for Cost-Effectiveness-A Review of the Literature,1990,14,4,5-20,Lilley
The Whole of Each Piece and the Piece as a Whole,1981,1,2,3-6,Deichman
Therapeutic Group Activities,1986,8,3,11-20,Szekais
Therapeutic Individual Activities,1986,8,3,1-10,Szekais
Therapeutic Recreation in Nursing Homes: Utilization Probability Estimates by Gender,1996,21,2,1-19,McGuire
Therapeutic Rituals in the Nursing Home,1987,9,3,151-169,Johnson
They Need Us We Need Them: A Study of the Benefits of Intergenerational Contact,1986,8,3,83-94,Lindquist
To listen and to hear: guidelines for the development of a communications skills course for nursing home personnel,1982,2,1,69-80,James
Touch Taste and Smell the Memories,1992,16,3,25-40,Erickson
Touching the Heart of Therapy,1984,5,1,173-189,Weiss
Trailblazing Recreational Programming for the Elderly: High Risk Activities,1989,13,4,9-16,Leviton
Transcultural Relocation: Adaptation of Older Americans to Israel,1989,13,4,33-42,Weinstein
Transition of the Hospice Patient to the Nursing Home,1992,16,3,41-50,Williams
Transitioning the Elderly into Long-Term Care Facilities: A Search for Solutions,2001,24,4,27-40,Steele
TRY THIS - . . . Activity Idea Exhange,1987,9,4,57-59,Submission
TRY THIS...Activity Idea Exchange,1985,7,2,1-13,Szekais
Use of Computers Following Brain Injury,1986,8,1,81-93,Fisher
Use of Computers in Assessment: A Potential Solution to the Documentation Dilemma of the Activities Coordinator,1986,8,1,69-80,Jones
Use of Photographs as Therapy for Demented Elderly,1997,21,4,47-51,Weiner
Using "angels and devils": a board game developed for play in nursing homes,1981,1,3,51-60,Nelson
Using an overhead projector,1989,14,1,101-104,McMurray
Using Poetic Paradox to Enhance the Self-Esteem of Shame-Driven Older Adults,1995,19,1,27-35,Magee
Using Poetry as an Aid to Life Review,1988,12,1,91-101,Magee
Utilizing Importance-Performance Analysis in the Evaluation and Marketing of Activity Programs in Geriatric Settings,1989,13,1,77-90,Gillespie
Veteranship for Nursing Home Residents: Integrating Residents Into Volunteer Services,1985,6,3,79-85,Drew
Video Games: An Exploration of Their Potential as Recreational Activity Programs in Nursing Homes,1986,8,1,49-58,Schueren
Volunteering to Promote Fitness and Caring: A Motive for Linking College Students with Mature Adults,1996,20,1,79-90,Harper
Volunteers in Nursing Home Enrichment: A Survey to Evaluate Training and Satisfaction,1990,15,3,13-44,Campbell
Volunteers of the Spirit: Quality of Life Programming with Religious Volunteers,1996,20,1,35-39,Ragno
Well-Elderly Women's Entrance and Adherence to Structured Physical Fitness Programs,1988,11,1,21-30,Eggers
When We Were Young: An Intergenerational Book Project,1996,20,2,25-31,Goldlick-Davis
Which Comes First: Poor Psychological Well-Being or Decreased Friendship Activity?,1988,12,1,27-41,Adams
"Who Did You Used to Be?" The Psychological Process of Aging's Impact on Institutionalization: Implications for Activities,1986,8,3,75-78,Garrigan
Whole-Life Growth and Health Program for Residential Care Long-Term Care and Day Treatment,1984,5,1,191-198,Weiss
Working in Clay,1989,14,1,21-26,McMurray
Working With an Activities Consultant,1985,7,2,123-130,Cunninghis
Working with Persons Suffering from Confusion and Memory Loss,1989,14,1,95-100,McMurray
Working with the Alzheimer's Resident: An Approach to a Restraint-Free Environment,1992,16,3,51-62,Hollander
"Worth Repeating" Activities and Resources Reference List for Activities Workers With the Elderly,1986,8,3,29-36,Szekais
"Worth Repeating" Reality Orientation: Full Circle,1986,8,3,65-73,Folsom
Wounded Healer: A Portrait of a Physician with Alzheimer's Disease,1997,21,4,21-26,Sandoz
Yoga in a Geriatric Mental Clinic,1987,9,4,61-68,Allen
You're Not Too Old to Dance: Creative Movement and Older Adults,1985,6,4,121-130,Van Zandt
Effect of motor versus cognitive secondary tasks on performance of stair descent in community-dwelling older adults,2015,39,1,43-55,Walia
Fall recovery intervention and its effect on fear of falling in older adults,2016,40,2,93-106,Cox
Effects of seated vs. standing exercises on strength and balance in community-dwelling older women,2015,39,4,280-290,Takeshima
What do we mean by older adult and physical activity? Reviewing the use of these terms in recent research,2017,41,1,22-46,Singleton
The experience of older adults in a walking program at individual interpersonal and environmental levels,2017,41,1,72-86,Carvalho
Coping strategies of older American Korean War veterans: a mixed research study,2017,41,3,220-238,Lee
The feasibility of adopting an evidence-informed tailored exercise program within adult day services: the Enhance Mobility program,2018,42,2,104-123,King
Exploring the impact of a new intervention to increase participation of frail older adults in meaningful leisure activities,2018,42,1,1-18,Levasseur
Development and implementation of a community-based pole walking program for older adults,2019,43,1,1-22,Lorthios-Guilledroit
Comparison of a static independent balance protocol and the National Institute on Aging balance protocol on stability and risk of falling in the elderly,2019,43,1,37-50,Jacobson
The impact of "The Art of Happiness" class on community dwelling older adults: a positive psychology intervention,2019,43,2,118-132,Orsega-Smith
Identifying barriers in the home environment among urban community-dwelling older adults with functional difficulty: a multi-method pilot study,2019,43,4,315-333,Russell
Exercise for falls prevention: decision-making among Australian-born and Italian-born older people,2018,42,4,261-277,Liamputtong
Driving status and religious service attendance among older Americans,2020,44,2,132-145,Vivoda
Acute effect of Xbox exercise on mood states in older adults,2020,44,2,146-156,Morais
A quality mobility program reduces elderly social isolation,2021,45,1,14-26,Sen
The effects of successful aging in the workplace on technology acceptance and use behaviour,2021,45,2,159-178,Özsungur
Exploring neighbourhood-based programming for older adults: a seniors' satellite,2022,46,3,190-217,Letts
Unsupervised home-based exercise for rural frail elderly: an evidence-based case-report,2022,46,3,218-235,Soejono
The relationship between physical fitness and reasoning in community-dwelling older adults,2022,46,3,268-278,Ray
Promising practices for social connectedness fall prevention and improved cognition: should social care be prescribed? Should life be medicalized?,2022,46,2,91-95,Lim
Ballroom dancing for community-dwelling older adults: a 12-month study of the effect on well-being balance and falls risk,2022,46,2,124-140,Stephenson
Preventing falls together: social identification matters for engaging older adults in a group-based exercise program,2022,46,1,31-45,Warner
Resilience in the face of disaster: psychosocial effects of the 2017 northern California wildfires in caregivers and persons with cognitive impairment participating in an integrative group movement program at an adult day center,2022,46,1,46-59,Barnes