“…This is, perhaps, partially driven by ambitions to evidence the effectiveness of specialised visual arts dementia programmes, such as Memories in the Making © , Opening Minds through Art and TimeSlips © , a storytelling activity (Kinney & Rentz, 2005;Phillips et al, 2010;Gross et al, 2015;Sauer et al, 2016). In particular, researchers favouring concepts such as quality of life (Lawton, 1997) and subjective well-being tend to employ scales such as the researcher-completed Greater Cincinnati Chapter Well-Being Observation Tool (Kinney & Rentz, 2005;Gross et al, 2015;Sauer et al, 2016) or the participant-completed Canterbury Well-being Scale (Johnson et al, 2015;Camic et al, 2017).…”