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How to hold a haiku session

Philomene Kocher and Marjorie Woodbridge describe how they have used the Japanese form of poetry – haiku – to connect powerfully with people with dementia
Author/s: Philomene Kocher, Marjorie Woodbridge
Vol: 16, Issue: 4, pp14-16

Journal of Dementia Care

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Philomene Kocher and Marjorie Woodbridge describe how they have used the Japanese form of poetry – haiku – to connect powerfully with people with dementiaAuthor/s: Philomene Kocher, Marjorie WoodbridgeVol: 16, Issue: 4, pp14-16

Journal of Dementia Care

Philomene Kocher and Marjorie Woodbridge describe how they have used the Japanese form of poetry – haiku – to connect powerfully with people with dementiaAuthor/s: Philomene Kocher, Marjorie WoodbridgeVol: 16, Issue: 4, pp14-16

Journal of Dementia Care

Philomene Kocher and Marjorie Woodbridge describe how they have used the Japanese form of poetry – haiku – to connect powerfully with people with dementiaAuthor/s: Philomene Kocher, Marjorie WoodbridgeVol: 16, Issue: 4, pp14-16

Journal of Dementia Care

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