[Understanding the suffering of the elderly].

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Abstract
Alzheimer's disease is an organic disease of the brain affecting mainly elderly people. Drawing on patients' imaginations on a daily basis or art therapy allow them, despite the cognitive impairments, to construct symbolic objects, analogues, to help give back meaning to their life. If the use of symbolisation when evoking the real object is not possible, the meaning is therefore constructed using the figurative dimension, an analogue substituting the lost and absent object, too painful to evoke again.
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Authors Thomas, Philippe;Chandès, Gérard;Hazif-Thomas, Cyril;
Journal soins gerontologie
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S1268-6034(19)30099-4
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alzheimer's disease art therapy art-thérapie maladie d’alzheimer meaning of life semiotics sens de la vie symbolisation sémiotique

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