These Three Things : A Guide for Navigating the Dementia Journey
Empower yourself with practical, simple tools to navigate the dementia journey. This unique guide offers caregivers, both family and professional, effective strategies to manage behavior and communication challenges common in dementia care. "These Three Things" reframes everyday situations like dressing, hygiene, and meals from the perspective of a person with dementia, aiming to improve patient-caregiver communication and minimize difficult behaviors. Each scenario provides three actionable steps for immediate use, adaptable to any stage of dementia. Recognizing the importance of caregiver well-being, the book also includes a dedicated chapter on managing caregiver stress with self-care suggestions. Written by three elder care experts, this book serves as an accessible starting point for dementia education or a valuable intervention tool, encouraging creative problem-solving and emphasizing that effective care doesn't always require high costs or extensive time commitments. Key Features: - Practical, actionable steps for common dementia care scenarios - Focus on improving communication and minimizing behavioral issues - Expert-authored advice from three specialists in elder care - Includes guidance on caregiver stress and self-care - Suitable for both new and experienced caregivers Summary: Springer International Publishing AG's "These Three Things" is a hardcover English-language guide for navigating the dementia journey. Authored by Lisa Jenkins, Terri Averi, and Tina Opina, this first edition book, with 69 pages and 3 color illustrations, offers practical strategies for caregivers to manage behavioral and communication challenges in dementia patients. ISBN: 9783031693939.
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Empower yourself with practical, simple tools to navigate the dementia journey. This unique guide offers caregivers, both family and professional, effective strategies to manage behavior and communication challenges common in dementia care. "These Three Things" reframes everyday situations like dressing, hygiene, and meals from the perspective of a person with dementia, aiming to improve patient-caregiver communication and minimize difficult behaviors. Each scenario provides three actionable steps for immediate use, adaptable to any stage of dementia. Recognizing the importance of caregiver well-being, the book also includes a dedicated chapter on managing caregiver stress with self-care suggestions. Written by three elder care experts, this book serves as an accessible starting point for dementia education or a valuable intervention tool, encouraging creative problem-solving and emphasizing that effective care doesn't always require high costs or extensive time commitments. Key Features: - Practical, actionable steps for common dementia care scenarios - Focus on improving communication and minimizing behavioral issues - Expert-authored advice from three specialists in elder care - Includes guidance on caregiver stress and self-care - Suitable for both new and experienced caregivers Summary: Springer International Publishing AG's "These Three Things" is a hardcover English-language guide for navigating the dementia journey. Authored by Lisa Jenkins, Terri Averi, and Tina Opina, this first edition book, with 69 pages and 3 color illustrations, offers practical strategies for caregivers to manage behavioral and communication challenges in dementia patients. ISBN: 9783031693939.
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Empower yourself with practical, simple tools to navigate the dementia journey. This unique guide offers caregivers, both family and professional, effective strategies to manage behavior and communication challenges common in dementia care. "These Three Things" reframes everyday situations like dressing, hygiene, and meals from the perspective of a person with dementia, aiming to improve patient-caregiver communication and minimize difficult behaviors. Each scenario provides three actionable steps for immediate use, adaptable to any stage of dementia. Recognizing the importance of caregiver well-being, the book also includes a dedicated chapter on managing caregiver stress with self-care suggestions. Written by three elder care experts, this book serves as an accessible starting point for dementia education or a valuable intervention tool, encouraging creative problem-solving and emphasizing that effective care doesn't always require high costs or extensive time commitments. Key Features: - Practical, actionable steps for common dementia care scenarios - Focus on improving communication and minimizing behavioral issues - Expert-authored advice from three specialists in elder care - Includes guidance on caregiver stress and self-care - Suitable for both new and experienced caregivers Summary: Springer International Publishing AG's "These Three Things" is a hardcover English-language guide for navigating the dementia journey. Authored by Lisa Jenkins, Terri Averi, and Tina Opina, this first edition book, with 69 pages and 3 color illustrations, offers practical strategies for caregivers to manage behavioral and communication challenges in dementia patients. ISBN: 9783031693939.
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Language | english |
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Brand | Springer International Publishing AG |
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