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 Group 3

 

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Margo, Cirrafina, Sophia

 

Presentation 

Dementia

https://miamiedu-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/personal/j_morejon_umiami_edu/Documents/Sophia.Margo.Cirrafina.Dance%20Movement%20Therapy%20Final.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=zKdRf5 

 

Questions

 

1. The term dementia has been replaced with what term?
2. What cognitive tests are used to assess memory?
3. How many people does dementia affect worldwide?
4. Why is Trudi Schoop’s method effective for dementia patients?

 

Group 4

 

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