Laura Town is an experienced author and editor who has contributed to many books for the academic, professional, and lay populations. Laura has written on a variety of topics of special interest to the aging population. She has expertise in the field of finance, and she has contributed to several online nursing courses and texts. Her work has been published by John Wiley and Sons and the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and she has also written for the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA). As an editor, Laura has worked with Pearson Education, Prentice Hall, McGraw-Hill Higher Education, John Wiley and Sons, and the University of Pennsylvania.
Laura is the founder and president of WilliamsTown Communications, a company that creates educational courses and texts for publishers, universities, and non-profits. She is also the past president of the Indiana chapter of AMWA.
Rachael Mann is a writer and editor with WilliamsTown Communications. She graduated from Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN, in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Secondary English Education. Prior to coming to WilliamsTown, she worked as a private tutor in Naperville, IL, and with Angie's List in Indianapolis, IN.
Since coming to WilliamsTown in 2008, Rachael's primary focus has been creating educational materials on scientific and business topics. She has edited and developed materials for Pearson Education, John Wiley and Sons, and Nature Education, among others. During this time, she has worked with Pearson Education as a developmental editor on the 7th through 11th editions of Using MIS and the 3rd through 9th editions of Experiencing MIS by David Kroenke and Randall Boyle. She has also done extensive work on the ancillary materials for Pearson's suite of medical terminology textbooks. In 2016, she co-authored Enhancing Activities of Daily Living with Laura Town and Karen Hoffman for Omega Press, and she has contributed to a number of other titles written by Laura and Karen since that time.
Alzheimer's disease robs a person of their independence. Not knowing how to bathe, dress, and take care yourself is stressful and frightening. For individuals with Alzheimer's disease, completing these basic daily tasks can be a difficult, frustrating process. For caregivers, knowing when and how to help your loved one complete these activities in a way that supports both their health and their independence is a struggle.
This book discusses activities of daily living that commonly present difficulties for individuals with Alzheimer's disease. It also offers information about identifying your loved one's specific struggles and working through those challenges with them. The simple checklists in this book will help you learn how to assess whether your loved one needs help bathing and dressing and provide that help in a safe and tactful manner. They also discuss how to handle incontinence issues; provide assistance with cooking, housekeeping, and other tasks essential for independent living; and how to cope with behavioral changes like aggression and depression. Finally, they offer tips for communicating with your loved one in the early, middle, and late stages of the disease.
Through a combination of checklists and practical advice, this book helps you provide safe, encouraging care for your loved one while coping with the stress that accompanies caregiving.
Every day is different when you live with Alzheimer's disease. Order now and start learning how to make those days better for everyone.
Título : Enhancing the Activities of Daily Living
EAN : 9781943414246
Editorial : Laura Town
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