ABSTRACT
Art therapy would help end-of-life care who hospitalized in hospice palliative care wards. This case report aims to examineYeonmyeong (Prolongation of life) cure or spontaneous healing and so on have developed over the last 3 years. The case reportprovides an analysis of palliative care through coloring narrative therapy from torture and injection of ill treatment. Significantdevelopments include the following: (1) The older persons who have chronic terminal cancers realize their here and now. (2) Thepatients have terminally accepted their end of life. (3) Their families were greeting adieu with their palliative care clients. InKorea, Yeonmyeong cure is approved by modern society patients and their families. Therefore, medical palliative care groupsare thinking more well-being healing method for human being.
ABSTRACT
Dementia is a common congenial mental disorder with a senior impact on a patient common congenial mental and may cause mental disorder. I do not know much about the dementia of their disorder symptom, the mental outcome of coloring narrative therapy. One stage of supervision in a senior sanatorium with dementia appears greater than normal seniors, and we observe to care through storytelling and mutual communication. I describe several over 65 years old seniors with dementia mentality which a stage of supervision after coloring narrative therapy. It achieved desirable normal mental status along with adequate guide care and mutual communication. In coloring narrative therapy in senior sanatorium the need for mentoring repair for improving mentality not felt by the author due to mutual communication growth that occurred in the coloring narrative therapy course. In view of the above, the supervision associated with several over 65 years old seniors are cheered up, counseling time is reduced and enjoy laughing is an advantage.