Snoezelen and reminiscence therapy show promise for senior emotional health
NCT ID NCT07374887
First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Summary
This study looked at whether two relaxing activities—Snoezelen (a calming, multi-sensory experience) and reminiscence therapy (talking about past memories)—can help seniors feel less anxious and more positive. Researchers compared 55 older adults in Slovak care facilities who took part in these activities with a group that did not. The goal was to see if these approaches improve emotional well-being both right away and over time.
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Hriňovčan care facility for older adults, Hriňová, Slovakia 96205
Hriňová, Slovakia, 96205, Slovakia
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