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THE
BEST FRIENDS APPROACH TO ALZHEIMER'S CARE
By Virginia Bell, MSW & David
Troxel, MPH
The
acclaimed first book in the Best Friends series describes the philosophy
of care that has helped so many family and professional caregivers
around the world. It shows family members and professionals how
to offer emotional support to patients with Alzheimer's disease
by outlining an approach involving problem solving, encouraging
positive behavior, and improving communications. The book includes
a listing of helpful organizations for families.

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A
DIGNIFIED LIFE
By
Virginia Bell, MSW & David Troxel, MPH
Best for Families
Troxel
and Bell offer an enlightened new approach to Alzheimer's care.
A Dignified Life will become a practical, life-enhancing resource
for anyone faced with the daunting responsibility of caring for
someone with Alzheimer's, either at home or in a medical facility.

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THE
BEST FRIENDS BOOK OF ALZHEIMER'S ACTIVITIES
By
Virginia Bell, MSW; David Troxel, MPH; Tonya Cox, MSW;
and Robin Hamon, MSW. About our co-authors.
This
book contains 147 activities to use at home, in adult day centers,
and in residential care settings. Many of the activities are "grab
and go," but even more important they are designed to teach
a more life-affirming way to think about activities. The Best Friends
philosophy is that activities are everywhere and that we need to
encorage activities for persons with dementia that

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THE
BEST FRIENDS BOOK OF ALZHEIMER'S ACTIVITIES, Volume 2
By
Virginia Bell, MSW; David Troxel, MPH; Tonya Cox, MSW;
and Robin Hamon, MSW. About our co-authors.
This
book offers 149 more activities for persons with dementia and is
a follow up companion to the best selling first volume of Alzheimer's
Activities. The new book highlights the stories of 21 persons with
early dementia describing what they have found important in their
lives. the book also incorporates cutting eduge ideas around adult
education and dementia, support for persons with dementia at home
and in long-term care settings, and a unique chapter on engaging
in spiritual and religious activities. The book is available from
Health Professions Press, on-line or at local booksellers.

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THE
BEST FRIENDS STAFF
Building A Culture of Care in Alzheimer Programs
By
Virginia Bell, MSW & David Troxel, MPH
A Key Resource for Program Leaders
The
first book on the growing movement to change the culture of care
in our long-term care settings.This book offers practical tips on
how to recruit and train a dementia-capable and talented staff.
It contains over 70 ready-to-use tools that can be copied and used
for staff training, family handouts, or newsletters and bulletin
boards. The book also features success stories from programs and
dementia care consultants from around the world.

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