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Psychogeriatrics2021;21(2):249-251.March 1, 2021Journal Article

The utility of a new method of movement therapy on responsiveness, movement, and emotional state in a psychogeriatric population: an exploratory study.

Or Maoz1, Meirav Tal-Margalit2, Amit Hadad3, Rachel Rosenzweig1, Daniel Tomer4, Irena Finkelstein1, Judith Levin1
1Department of Psychogeriatry, Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center, Jerusalem, Israel.
2Department of Art Therapy, David Yellin Academic College of Education, Jerusalem, Israel.
3Department of Physical Education and Movement, Faculty of Science, Kibbutzim College of Education, Technology and the Arts, Tel Aviv, Israel.
4Deep learning and computer vision algorithm team leader, RSIP Vision, Jerusalem, Israel.

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