Age and Dignity: Working with Older People |
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advocacy ageing process ageism aggression Alzheimer's disease approach aspect assessment associated attitudes basic become behaviour benefits biological carers caring role challenge Chapter considerable considered context counselling creative danger deal dehumanization depression Developing anti-ageist practice diagnosis dignity dimension disabled discussed effects elder abuse elderly emotional empowerment example experience factors feelings fluid intelligence hearing impairment identified illness impairment incontinence individual insofar internalized oppression intervention involves issues lead loss major memories inhibited mental National Health Service needs negative old age older person oppression particular person with dementia perspective Phillipson physical play potential Practice focus pressures problems professional workers racism recognize reinforce relation relationship respite respite care seen self-advocacy sensitive sexism significant situation skills social inhibitions society staff stress tasks tendency Thompson Transactional analysis type of dementia Unconditional positive regard undermine understanding welfare Whilst wish Egan women