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Art therapy in nursing homes challenges practitioners by focusing on the whole potential of elderly individuals, not just their care needs. This approach aims to bridge institutional and societal gaps in supporting older adults.

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  • Art Therapy
  • Psychosocial Support

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  • Nursing home care for the elderly often faces challenges in meeting holistic needs.
  • Existing care standards may not fully encompass the potential of elderly residents.
  • Art therapy presents a unique modality for supporting older adults.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the impact of art therapy on elderly individuals in a nursing home setting.
  • To examine how art therapy can support the holistic potential of elderly residents.
  • To share practical experiences of an art therapist in this context.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative exploration of an art therapist's experiences.
  • Focus on supporting the 'whole potential of being' for elderly patients.
  • Observation and reflection on the practice within an institutional setting.

Main Results:

  • Art therapy practice in nursing homes challenges established care certainties.
  • The approach shifts focus from basic care to maximizing the potential of elderly individuals.
  • It highlights the need to overcome disparities in institutional and societal standards.

Conclusions:

  • Art therapy offers a framework for a more holistic support of elderly individuals in nursing homes.
  • Practitioners must adapt their perspectives to embrace the full potential of residents.
  • This approach can help redefine care standards and enhance the well-being of the elderly.