DiscussionThis study is one of the

Discussion
This study is one of the first to examine the feasibility and
acceptance of holistic exercise as a physical activity for
people with dementia. The findings agree with those of
Barnes et al. (2012, 2013). They developed and pilot-tested
a holistic exercise programme called Preventing Loss of
Independence from Exercise (PLIE´) to improve physical and
cognitive function in people with early to middle stage
dementia. PLIE´ was an 18-week exercise programme which
“combined the best elements of eastern and western exercise
traditions including yoga, tai chi, Feldenkrais,1
physical therapy, occupational therapy, mindfulness,2 and
dance movement therapy” (Press release, retrieved from
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/781607, May
28th, 2013).
In their study, the efficacy of PLIE´ was tested in people
with dementia who attended an adult day care centre. Six
people with dementia with early to middle stage dementia
participated in PLIE´ and five people with dementia received
usual care. Their findings showed that participation in PLIE´
encouraged people with dementia to communicate
amongst themselves and fostered cognitive awareness.
There were improvements in cognition measured by using
the Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-cognitive subscale
(ADAS-cog) and gait speed in people with dementia
who participated in holistic exercise compared to those
who did not.
There were some similarities in the Happy Antics programme
and PLIE´. Physical exercises were designed for the
improvement of physical and cognitive function of which
both programmes applied tai chi, yoga and physical/occupational
therapy based movements during exercises. Both
programmes followed a mind-body approach. PLIE´ used the
Feldenkrais and Rosen methods, and the principles of Zen
were applied in the Happy Antics to facilitate mindful
awareness. However, the Happy Antics programme differed
from PLIE´ in some ways. Firstly, dance movements were
also incorporated into physical exercise. Secondly, sessions
included cognitive exercises based on the guiding principles
of Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) (Aguirre et al.,
2010). Thirdly, breathing exercises through qigong were
included and all participants received a short guided

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Discussion
This is one of the First Study to examine the feasibility and
Acceptance of Holistic exercise as a physical Activity for
people with dementia. Agree the findings with those of
Barnes et al. (2012, 2013). Pilot-tested and they developed
a Holistic exercise program Called Preventing Loss of
Independence from Exercise (PLIE') to improve physical and
cognitive function in people with Early Stage to MIDDLE
dementia. 18-Week PLIE' was an exercise program which
"combined the best of Eastern and Western Elements exercise
traditions including Yoga, tai chi, Feldenkrais, 1
physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Mindfulness, 2 and
Dance Movement Therapy" (Press release, Retrieved from.
Http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/781607, May
28th, 2013th).
in their Study, the efficacy of PLIE' was tested in people
with dementia an Adult Day Care Centre Who attended. Six
people with dementia with Early Stage MIDDLE dementia to
people with dementia participated in PLIE' and Five received
usual Care. Their findings Showed that Participation in PLIE'
encouraged people with dementia to Communicate
amongst themselves and fostered cognitive awareness.
There were Improvements in cognition measured by using
the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale-cognitive subscale
(ADAS-COG) and Gait speed in people with dementia
Who. Holistic participated in exercise compared to those
Who did not.
There were Antics Happy Some Similarities in the program
and PLIE'. Physical Exercises were designed for the
Improvement of physical and cognitive function of which
tai chi Applied both programs, Yoga and physical / Occupational
Therapy based Movements during Exercises. Both
programs followed a Mind-Body approach. PLIE' used the
Feldenkrais methods and Rosen, and the principles of Zen
were in the Happy Antics Applied to Facilitate mindful
awareness. However, the Happy Antics program Differed
from PLIE' in Some Ways. Firstly, Dance Movements were
also Incorporated Into physical exercise. Secondly, Sessions
included cognitive Exercises based on the guiding principles
of Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) (Aguirre et al.,
2.01 thousand). Thirdly, Exercises Through qigong breathing were
included and all participants received a short Guided.

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