Alzheimers a to z: a Quick-Reference Guide - Tapa blanda

"Read one section a day, and in no time at all, you'll have a deeper understanding of Alzheimer's. Instead of asking, why didn't I think of that?" you'll learn positive and creative approaches to caring for your loved one."
Brenda Avadian, MA, author of " Where's My Shoes? My Father's Walk Through Alzheimer's" and "Finding the Joy in Alzheimer's""

"Read one section a day, and in no time at all, you'll have a deeper understanding of Alzheimer's. Instead of asking, "why didn't I think of that?" you'll learn positive and creative approaches to caring for your loved one."
--Brenda Avadian, MA, author of Where's My Shoes? My Father's Walk Through Alzheimer's and Finding the Joy in Alzheimer's

When you care for someone with Alzheimer's Disease, you need all the sound advice and support you can possibly get. Finding ways to meet your own needs as well as those of the person for whom you care is a daily challenge that raises questions on a range of topics. This book combines the medical expertise of a medical doctor with the practical wisdom of an experienced caregiver into an easily accessible guide, a constant and faithful companion for anyone working with Alzheimer's sufferers.

Alzheimer's A to Z is organized like an encyclopedia, in a convenient alphabetical format that allows you to find the information you need when you need it. Practical entries treat subjects like dressing, transporting, and talking with people with Alzheimer's. Discussions of medical and neurological aspects of the disease treat topics like the functions of short and long-term memory systems. Psychological entries explore emotional and communication issues related to Alzheimer's care. Each entry is engagingly written in direct, uncomplicated language that makes even difficult concepts easy to understand. The tone of the book is positive and constructive, making it as easy to give as it is to read.