In the Media

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Hearthstone's therapeutic approach. Retrieved on 8.20.13 at http://www.thehearth.org/therapeutic.html

Arpf A. (2008, December 2). People who are losing their past still deserve a future; care homes, arts projects and other innovations in dementia treatment could save people from a life of bland reassurance. The Guardian, p. 2. Retrieved 8.20.13 at http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2008/dec/03/comment-alzheimers-healthcare-zeisel

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