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	title:	The Simplicity of Dementia: A Guide for Family and Carers
	author:	Huub Buijssen
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Jessica Kingsley Publishers
	released:	February 17, 2005
	isbn:	1843103214
	isbn-13:	9781843103219

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Foyles	Usually dispatched within 1 to 3 weeks	£ 13.95	£ 13.95	Buy
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Customer Reviews
A gem of a book - Rated This is a short, elegant, clear book which is a very good starting point for anyone whose friend or relative is diagnosed with dementia. The author has a wealth of experience with dementia patients and their carers, and immense compassion, and it shows. He gently and simply explains what happens as dementia progresses, and makes sense of behaviour which carers can find incomprehensible. He offers valuable pointers on how to cope with dementia, always focusing on the humanity of the patient, and the importance of their feelings, eg by using touch, tone. A very valuable book.

Customer Reviews

A gem of a book - Rated 5/5
This is a short, elegant, clear book which is a very good starting point for anyone whose friend or relative is diagnosed with dementia. The author has a wealth of experience with dementia patients and their carers, and immense compassion, and it shows. He gently and simply explains what happens as dementia progresses, and makes sense of behaviour which carers can find incomprehensible. He offers valuable pointers on how to cope with dementia, always focusing on the humanity of the patient, and the importance of their feelings, eg by using touch, tone. A very valuable book.