CAREGIVERS GUIDE TO ALZHEIMERS AND DEMENTIA

Have you received a dementia diagnosis for a parent or other close relative and are unsure of what to do next?

Are you concerned that you may lack the information necessary to provide them with the kind of care and life they deserve?

Are you worried about how this might affect your personal health as a caregiver?

You're in the right place if you can relate to any of these questions.

The number of Americans with dementia is currently over 6.5 million, and this number is only expected to rise in the future.
Patients need someone else, usually a loved one, to take care of them as their condition worsens and they become less and less able to care for themselves.

Taking on the position of a caregiver for an individual suffering from Alzheimer's disease or another neurocognitive condition can come as an unexpected, unwanted, undervalued, and yet honorable experience. Witnessing someone lose the very cognitive abilities that once contributed to their identity as a person is devastating. But due to the nature of these conditions, learning everything there is to know about the illness is the only way to become a competent caregiver and handle the numerous everyday obstacles that come with the job. You may become an expert at taking care of yourself and your charge with the correct knowledge, tools, and advice on working with specialists and providing care.

Being thrown into so many tasks and obligations as a caregiver may be extremely daunting and frequently cause anxiety. Caring for a loved one with dementia can be daunting, especially for those with no expertise - you don't want the guilt of making mistakes.

This book will put your mind at ease and reassure you about everything you need to know about caring for your loved one as they advance through the phases of dementia.

In this book you'll get to learn and understand:

The various stages of Alzheimer's and dementia
Mind engaging activities for your loved ones or patients
Practical advice for self-care as a caregiver
Finding hope for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients

And so much more.

You can still make a whole host of fantastic memories with your loved one. Make the best of your situation and give them the care they need to continue living a meaningful life.

Scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now if you want to be the best carer possible and give your loved one the quality of life they deserve following a dementia diagnosis..

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