Dementia in Close-upDementia in Close-Up is a clear and practical guide to dementia and the world of the dementia sufferer. |
Contents
the process | 1 |
What does dementia involve? | 20 |
Seeking a handhold | 31 |
In search of safety | 58 |
Families and a missing person | 82 |
Summary of Part I | 97 |
PART II | 103 |
How family members first notice dementia | 111 |
Intimacy and sexuality | 182 |
Aggression | 198 |
A basis for tomorrow | 213 |
Related reading | 226 |
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Common terms and phrases
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References to this book
Die Pflege demenziell Erkrankter neu erleben: Mäeutik im Praxisalltag Ulrich Schindler No preview available - 2003 |