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1. www.memorybridge.org › there-is-a-bridgeThere Is a Bridge - Memory Bridge

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   See a touching scene from our first film, There is a Bridge. Hosted by former United States Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, There Is a Bridge features Naomi Feil and Gladys Wilson. The Naomi and Gladys meeting has been viewed over 40 million times around the world.

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2. www.thejc.com › news › featuresThe pioneering gerontologist who fled Nazi Germany and ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · Born in Munich in 1932 to Jewish parents, Feil’s family fled to the U.S. in 1937 to escape Nazi persecution. Her father left Germany before the rest of the family to find work...

3. www.youtube.com › watchGladys Wilson and Naomi Feil - YouTube

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   May 26, 2009 · Naomi Feil, founder of Validation Therapy, shares a breakthrough moment of communication with Gladys Wilson, a woman who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2000 and is virtually non-verbal....

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4. www.hands-ondementia.com › post › naomi-feil-aNaomi Feil: A Revolutionary in Dementia Care

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   Jan 7, 2024 · Learn about how Naomi Feil revolutionized dementia care. Her Validation Method transformed the way we connect with and care for individuals with dementia. Last month the world lost one of the greatest pioneers in the field of gerontology and dementia care, Naomi Feil.

5. onbeing.org › blog › its-not-what-we-say-but-what-weIt’s Not What We Say But What We See That Heals | The On ...

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   Aug 11, 2015 · Without missing a beat, Gladys, an elderly woman diagnosed with Alzheimer’s who is virtually non-verbal, begins tapping her hand against the arm of her chair in perfect rhythm with the song. As the intensity of her tapping increases, Feil responds by increasing the intensity of her singing.

6. www.sheridancollege.ca › profiles › georg-feilGeorg Feil | Sheridan Faculty Profiles - Sheridan College

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   Georg Feil is a professor in the School of Applied Computing at Sheridan College. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics at the University of Waterloo and his master’s degree in computer science at the University of Toronto. Georg’s areas of interest include real-time embedded systems, operating system design, robotics, and ...

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   Who is Georg Feil?

   • Georg Feil is a professor in the School of Applied Computing at Sheridan College. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics at the University of Waterloo and his master’s degree in computer science at the University of Toronto. Georg’s areas of interest include real-time embedded systems, operating system design, robotics, and simulation.

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   How many times has the Naomi & Gladys meeting been viewed?

   • The Naomi and Gladys meeting has been viewed over 40 million times around the world. “My sister and I watched the DVD last week and were both so moved by the wonderful connection that can be re-gained when one has a family member with Alzheimers.

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   How did Feil and her mother escape?

   • Feil, her mother and sister left at once, and were hidden in a basement of a cloister until they could escape on a night train. Naomi (upper right) with sister Gabi and cousins in 1942. (Photo courtesy of Vicki de Klerk-Rubin)

   The pioneering gerontologist who fled Nazi Germany and revolutionised

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   Who were Feil's 'troublemakers'?

   • Feil set about working with the “troublemakers” of the home, those who other staff members avoided: “the blamers, the martyrs, the moaners, the wanderers, the yellers, the pacers, the pounders whom nobody wanted,” she wrote in her book “The Validation Breakthrough.”

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8. www.mcknights.com › blogs › guest-columnsA different perspective on dementia - mcknights.com

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   Jan 17, 2024 · Try this one first: Naomi Feil’s interaction with Gladys Wilson will give you chills. Stepping into the reality of a non-verbal, eyes-closed, repetitive-motion resident broke open a gate and...