Holistic and Practical Support for Alzheimers and Caregivers

by Teri Dluznieski

Overview

It's time to change the way we think about Alzheimers!

Holistic and Practical Support for Alzheimers and caregivers ( tips and tools for
family members, caregivers and practitioners. This looks at the underlying
mechanisms and contributing causes for Alzheimers and how to address them
holistically. it also gives info on managing behaviours and reducing stress- using
diet nutrition and non-pharmeceutical approaches. the info is good at breaking down
complex info, into something the average person can wrap their heads around. ie-
not loaded with medical jargon and lingo and dead-end concepts. Alzheimers IS
treatable...IF the underlying causes can be addressed... completely cured-- i would
never say that... but people are making great progress in with significant
improvements.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149365074
Publisher:	yaguarcita
Publication date:	03/18/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	593 KB

About the Author

Teri is a holistic coach, herbalist and published author. She works mainly with youth, and seniors- particularly around the areas of Alzheimers, Dementia and holistic approaches for maintaining optimal health. "She works with people to help them understand underlying concepts, and what changes will improve their lives. She works with them to create practical strategies that work to create better health and happiness.

Editorial Reviews

This is a well-written, thoughtful, practical and helpful guide to the subject matter. It is in my opinion a must read for any family member who is dealing with this awful condition. There are steps that can be taken to help both the patient and the caregiver as well as extended family. Understanding and education is inherent in how we deal with a loved one who is in the clutches of this disorder. It is a special book, inspired. I highly recommend it.

amazon - robert Walker

A great guide for those who are already overwhelmed

This book would be a great help to the ordinary person who finds herself - or himself - having to care for someone with this terrible disease. It's simple, direct, and the right length.

amazon - Abigail Wright