
pmid: 22878026
The essay describes an elderly Holocaust survivor, who re-experiences the horrors of the Holocaust through his senile hallucinations. Although he is demented, telling and re-telling the story to a therapist helps him regain a sense of control and feel less frightened. He is finally able to revise the nightmarish story into a narrative that enables him to find strength and meaning.
Physician-Patient Relations, Narration, Holocaust, Humans, Dementia, Narrative Therapy, Survivors
Physician-Patient Relations, Narration, Holocaust, Humans, Dementia, Narrative Therapy, Survivors
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