Overview
This book aims to be used as a resource for carers to establish positive relationships, promote cognitive stimulation and social interaction among adults with Alzheimer's, Dementia, and memory loss. Adults are encouraged to engage by counting together, recognising familiar images, and to share happy memories.
Full Product Details
Author: Stacey Abrahams ,
Alyanna Janica Lumagui ,
Eloise Coady-Plumb
Publisher: various Australia publishers
Imprint: various Australia publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 21.60cm
, Height: 0.20cm
, Length: 27.90cm
Weight: 0.127kg
ISBN: 9780648843801
ISBN 10: 0648843807
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 29 May 2020
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"I have shared many times with you all about my experiences of working alongside someone with Dementia as I journey with my Grandma. Every day is different. No, not in a normal way of it being a different day or whatever but more the fact that day to day there is a variance in memory, in personality, in attitude, in literally everything. I had this book sent to me and I hands down couldn't speak higher of it. ""Counting one to ten"" has provided regularity to my visits. A simple concept of counting different objects prompts Grandma to talk about something different on each page. Not only does it prompt different memories based off the objects she is counting, it also allows me to learn more about her, laugh together, discuss what we see and so much more. Well done team. This book is a winner. @matterofthemind_books. Mikahlajoyscarlett - Instagram reviewer This book is simple, colourful, and relatable. I used it with a loved one who is experiencing dementia and found it to be a positive recall of images and words. Great idea Stacey. Clare De Matteo - Facebook reviewer"
I have shared many times with you all about my experiences of working alongside someone with Dementia as I journey with my Grandma. Every day is different. No, not in a normal way of it being a different day or whatever but more the fact that day to day there is a variance in memory, in personality, in attitude, in literally everything. I had this book sent to me and I hands down couldn't speak higher of it. Counting one to ten has provided regularity to my visits. A simple concept of counting different objects prompts Grandma to talk about something different on each page. Not only does it prompt different memories based off the objects she is counting, it also allows me to learn more about her, laugh together, discuss what we see and so much more. Well done team. This book is a winner. @matterofthemind_books. Mikahlajoyscarlett - Instagram reviewer This book is simple, colourful, and relatable. I used it with a loved one who is experiencing dementia and found it to be a positive recall of images and words. Great idea Stacey. Clare De Matteo - Facebook reviewer
