September 28, 2006
- Speaking of ‘limitations’ while trying to disregard them: A qualitative study of how diminished everyday competence and aging can be regarded
- ‘Aging’ identities: Degradation and negotiation in the search for employment
- “Home is where the heart is…or is it?”: A phenomenological exploration of the meaning of home for older women in congregate housing
- Reciprocal relations: The recognition and co-construction of caring with Alzheimer's disease
- Mindfulness theory and professional family caregivers in long-term care facilities
- Assessment for home care: Negotiating solutions for individual needs
- How listeners shape what tellers tell: Patterns of interaction in lifestory interviews and their impact on reminiscence by elderly interviewees
- Speaking of ‘limitations’ while trying to disregard them: A qualitative study of how diminished everyday competence and aging can be regarded
- ‘Aging’ identities: Degradation and negotiation in the search for employment
- “Home is where the heart is…or is it?”: A phenomenological exploration of the meaning of home for older women in congregate housing
- Reciprocal relations: The recognition and co-construction of caring with Alzheimer's disease
- Mindfulness theory and professional family caregivers in long-term care facilities
- Assessment for home care: Negotiating solutions for individual needs
- How listeners shape what tellers tell: Patterns of interaction in lifestory interviews and their impact on reminiscence by elderly interviewees