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INSIDE ALZHEIMER'S:
How to Hear and Honor Connections with a Person who has Dementia by Nancy Pearce
ISBN-13: 978-0-9788299-0-2 ISBN-10: 0-9788299-0-5 LCCN: 2006909855 Binding: Paperback Pages: 320 Size: 5.50 x 8.25 Price: $19.95 Carton Quantity: 30 Now in its second printing!
Featured in Library Journal's "Best Consumer Health Books of 2007"
Table of Contents:
1 - Introduction2 – Intend a ConnectionGremlins Give Your Gremlin a Coffee Break • Oh That Poor, Unfortunate Soul • Run for the Hills!!! • How Sad. Remember How She Used to Be? • You Don’t Really Want to Mess with This, Do You? • You Really Should be More • You Can’t Do This. This is Too Hard • Pay attention to this Message: You Can’t Do This Any More! Presentation, Presentation, Presentation Summary Working It Out Breathe it Out • The Self-Hug • Phrases That Help Us to “Let Go” • Stretch it Out 3 – Free Yourself of Opinions and JudgmentsHow We See Ourselves The Need to Know or to be Right How We See Others A Note on Expectations Summary Working It Out Acknowledge and Celebrate Little Successes • Expand Your Repertoire of Ways to Interact With Others • What Would You Be? • “I Don’t Know” 4 – Love and Open to Being LovedAccessing Love Through Understanding Accessing Love Through What’s Loveable The Common Bond • A Personality Trait • Strengths • Use Your Senses The Healing Potential of Opening to Love Open to Being Loved Summary Working It Out Discover the Little Things that Open the Heart • Open the Heart to Love • Open the Heart to Being Loved 5 – Silence and the Art of Being With the Person who has DementiaThe Four Tools of “Being With” Touch • Observation as a Bridge • Encouraging the Person’s Expressions • Listening Beyond Words Moving Beyond Julia’s Sadness Transformed • Mr. Donahue’s Confusion Transformed • Lenora’s Fears Transformed • Mrs. Garner’s Anxiety Transformed • Gary’s Anger Transformed Summary Working It Out Experience Hands-On Treatment • Watch a Foreign Language Channel • Expand Your Awarenesses 6 – ThankfulnessImpacts of Expressing Thankfulness He Helped Someone Feel Good • She Engaged an Important Person • She Effectively Communicated Her Experience • They Were Helpful and Useful Summary Working It Out Transform Negative Perspectives • Thankfulness Pushups • Keep a Thankfulness “Journal” 7 – Connections at the End of LifeFirst: Getting Comfortable with Yourself Participating in Decision-Making Coming to Peace with This Life Life Review as Spiritual Inventory • Life Review and the Role of Religion Opening to the Expanded Field Processing ‘Between Worlds’ Final Moments of Transition The Timing of Death • Intuition Summary Working It Out Your Five Wishes • Do Your Own Spiritual Inventory • Write Your Own Obituary • Bring More Awareness to the Dying Process 8 – Beyond Remembering
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