Non-pharmacological treatment in Alzheimer's Disease has gained great attention in recent
years. The limited efficacy of drug therapy and the plasticity of human central nervous�…

Background Memory rehabilitation is a sadly misrepresented area of applied research in
Alzheimer's disease. Objectives To gather and evaluate recent evidence for the clinical�…

Cognitive rehabilitation for severely demented patients is a hard job for a number of
reasons. The most recent evidence-based strategies (such as the cued recall or the spaced�…

The effects of long-term treatment in a demented patient were evaluated in this study. One
individual diagnosed with Alzheimer's dementia (AD) was treated with neuropsychological�…

Despite the popularity of cognitive-oriented therapies in dementia, very few data gathered
from scientific literature provide a clear demonstration of the genuine efficacy of these�…

Currently, non-pharmacological interventions are useful, versatile and potentially cost-
effective tools for managing the care of people suffering from Alzheimer's Disease (AD). The�…

An increasing number of studies have demonstrated the efficiency of various
neuropsychological interventions on individuals with early Alzheimer's disease. There are�…

Non‐pharmacological interventions for dementia are likely to have an important role in
delaying disease progression and functional decline. Research into non‐pharmacological�…

During these last 30 years, cognitive rehabilitation has accomplished dramatic improvement.
In this paper, we review progress in four main domains: the development of pragmatic and�…

An increasing number of studies have demonstrated the efficacy and effectiveness of
various cognitive interventions in persons with mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease (AD). 1�…