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by CCH tasks are significantly associated with art form in contemporary therapeutic contexts.
consequential alterations in specific areas of The study's findings underscore the potential of
practitioners' personality profiles. CCH to contribute meaningfully to the recovery
and well-being of clinical patients facing
Chinese Calligraphy for Treating significant health challenges.
Clinical Patients After undergoing 12 months of
CCH has emerged as a commendable consistent treatment programs that
alternative therapy for individuals fighting encompassed diverse movement and sensory
with severe physical or mental illnesses, a stimulation activities, the stroke patient subject
testament supported by research illustrating its to the study experienced a remarkable
positive effects on clinical patients. Rooted in awakening from the coma. Subsequently, the
the "reproduction, restoration, and processing patient exhibited noteworthy behavioral
of visual perception processing" (Kao H., modifications indicative of enhanced
2018:408), CCH therapy has exhibited efficacy concentration, attentiveness, visual scanning,
in treating conditions such as strokes and extended visual range, and quicker visual and
cancer. motor reflexes. Importantly, a follow-up
A notable study conducted in 2018 by assessment conducted later revealed that the
researcher Henry Kao et al. demonstrated the therapeutic benefits of this intervention
remarkable effects of CCH therapy on stroke extended into the long term. Years after the
patients. The focus of their research was a initial treatment, the researchers (Kao et al,
patient who experienced a significant stroke at 2018) reported sustained improvements in the
the age of 55, underwent neurosurgical patient's eye motion while tracing characters, a
treatment, and remained in a coma without any growing concentration throughout the task,
progress in recovery for two years. increased expressions of comfort, smiles, and
The experimental study employed an signs of joy. Additionally, the patient
aided finger-tracing method in the practice of demonstrated heightened alertness and quicker
CCH to enhance the patient's condition. reactions to various stimuli, including noises,
According to the study, the stroke voices, and movements. Most significantly, the
rehabilitation program incorporated characters patient displayed fully developed signs of
with three different depths of carved strokes, emotional stabilization and recollection. These
offering tactile, motor, and visual tracks when enduring positive outcomes underscore the
traced by the index finger (Kao H. et al, long-term efficacy of CCH as a therapeutic
2018:415). This approach aimed to stimulate a modality in promoting both physical and
holistic engagement of sensory and motor emotional well-being in clinical patients, such
functions, leveraging the therapeutic potential as those recovering from strokes.
of CCH in the rehabilitation process. Furthermore, CCH has proven to be an
The use of CCH in stroke rehabilitation effective therapeutic intervention for reducing
represents a promising avenue for intervention, anxiety and depression in cancer patients, as
illustrating the adaptability of this traditional demonstrated by a study conducted by Kong H
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