Dementia. How to live if a loved one is sick. Harrison T., Forester B.

Taking care of a person suffering from dementia is very difficult. Due to constant anxiety and stress, routine care for it becomes a severe burden for the family and relatives. How to help a person who does not understand what is happening, feels confused and resists your help? Brent Forester and Thomas Harrison wrote a book for those who want to improve the life of a loved one and not destroy their own.

The authors explain how to recognize the signs of this incurable disease, how it proceeds at each stage and what to prepare in advance. In the book you will find practical recommendations that will help overcome household, medical and psychological problems associated with daily care for a person with dementia. You will learn to communicate better with loved ones, ensure its safety and comfort, cope with problematic behavior and maintain your spiritual health.

for those whose relatives are ill with dementia.