BOOKS 

·        The Whittington Hall Snoezelen Project.  Eds. Hutchinson, R. & Kewin, J.
      NDCHCS Trust, 1992

PUBLISHED PAPERS

·        Hutchinson, R. & Haggar, L.  ‘Snoezelen’.  Mental Handicap, 1989.

·        Hutchinson, R.  ‘Snoezelen’.  Community Care, 1991

·        Hutchinson, R.  ‘Stress’.  Healthy Living, 1995.

·        Schofield, P., Davis, B., Hutchinson, R.  ‘Snoezelen: an alternative approach to 

      managing chronic pain’.  Journal of Complementary Therapies in Nursing and 

      Midwifery. 1998

·       Collins S., Hutchinson R., Intensive Support Services for Offenders with a Learning 

     Disability – A Five Year Review. In Press

CONFERENCE PAPERS

USEFUL REFERENCES

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      its effects on concentration and responsiveness in people with profound multiple 

      handicaps.British Journal Occupational Therapy. 58 (7). 303-307.
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      effects of multisensory stimulation for people with dementia. The british journal 

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       in Alzheimer’s disease. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry. 

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·        Edmans J, Lincoln N (1991) Treatment of visual perceptual deficits after stroke: 

      single case studies on four patients with right hemiplegia. British Journal Occupational 

      Therapy. Vol 54. p.139-144.
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      emotion-oriented approaches in the care for persons suffering from dementia: 

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      for severely and profoundly retarded children. Education and training of the 

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      disturbances of elderly demented patients in the community and it's effects on 

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      of residence in old peoples homes by providing recreational materials.Behaviour, 

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      for memory problems.International Disability studies. Vol 13. p.83-86.
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      Occupational Therapy. Vol 28. p.529-536.

·        Long A, Haig L (1992)How do clients benefit from Snoezelen? An exploratory 

      study.British Journal Occupational Therapy. Vol 55. p.103-106.
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      multi-sensory stimulation. British journal clinical psychology. 37. 69-82.

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      presentation in the final stage of dementia. An exploratory study.International 

     Journal of Nursing Studies. Vol 23. p.315-323.
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      relaxation group on mood and behaviour of patients with senile dementia. 

      British Journal Occupational Therapy. 60(5); 209-212.
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      British journal therapy and rehabilitation. Vol 7(4); 158-162.
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      analysis of a small group therapeutic activity for people with moderate or severe 

      dementia. Journal advanced nursing. 32(3); 650-657.
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      in the management of children with mental retardation who exhibit maladaptive 

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      with learning disabilities.British Journal Occupational Therapy. 57 (9). 341-344.
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