Appplication of a psychosocial/psychoanalytical and massive emotional multisensorial stimulation protocol in the recovery of alzheimer's cases

Background

These dementia begin associated with significant personal losses with coping deficit, producing familiar and social isolation behaviours and latter an attention fixation in their death's desire, that trigger the failures in the recognition mechanism associated to each one of the nine senses, that is essential for all activities of the dairy life and also to though, and then carry the well known behaviour abnormalities. When the sensorial recognition system's blockade of the sensorial channels is extended in time, its cause the stimulation blockade of the evolved neurons, then the loss of synapse and probably the neural death and its amyloid accumulation.

Materials and methods

The psychosocial/psychoanalytical multiemotional sensorial massive stimulation's protocol has been applied at present (June 2007) to 62 confirmly alzheimer's cases, from a 84 years old woman, to a 49 years old woman.

Results

Up to phase II the recovery were complete, between one week to three months, depending on family's participation and finantial support, and the persons return to the normality. The recovery of cases on phase III and IV were in some cases complete also, but in most of them partly and strange, like youthful state or child state also. In these III to IV phase's cases the recovery demand more than four months.

Conclusions

All the alzheimer's cases were quite different one of another, in their triggers, the dementia process and also in the recovery, suggesting clearly an individual matrix. The family interest and participation and its finantial support were the most important difficulties.