Caregiver Overwhelmed: How to Cope With Alzheimer’s and Dementia without Losing your Mind. (Book 1)
This book will provide you the dementia care information you need to get it done right. You’ll have a deeper understanding of this dreadful condition, be able to cope with its many difficult situations, and reduce your sense of being Overwhelmed. The companion workbook contains 40 pages of worksheets, checklists, tracking sheets, and planners to help get control of your caregiving journey.
Memory Care: How to Choose the Next Level of Care for Your Loved One with Dementia. (Book 2)
Don’t be caught unprepared. If there is the possibility of moving your loved one to a care facility in the near future you need the right information to make the right choice. Also available is the companion workbook containing checklists and questions you can ask during your research into the best options for you and your loved ones.
Dementia Activities: How to Plan Engaging Activities for a Person with Dementia. (Book 3)
Confused about what to do with your loved one? Are you bored and want some proven ideas? This eBook has 30+ activities you can do to keep your person with dementia happy and engaged during the day. The companion workbook has checklists for where and what to purchase for the activities included in the book.
Sundown Syndrome (Book 4)
What happens when a person with dementia suddenly becomes angry and aggressive? What’s going on, what’s causing it? And most importantly, how can you provide care for someone that is out of control? Sudden behavior changes in a person with dementia are confusing. But they can also be dangerous. Sundown Syndrome. How to Cope with the Sudden Onset of Disturbing Behaviors in a Person with Dementia gives in depth information about this challenging change in condition often associated with persons suffering with dementia.
Common Complications (Book 5) Coming Soon
Memory loss is not the only situation that arises in people with dementia. You’re caring for the whole person, which means you should be aware of all the other problems that may come along. In this book we’ll discuss the 10 most common problems you can encounter while caring for your loved one with dementia. These include things like infections, loss of appetite, and visual deficits. We’ll also discuss what to do for them and some ways that may help to prevent them from occurring in the first place.
Coming soon in print and eBook.
