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How to Communicate With Someone Who Has Alzheimer's Disease DVD

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Resource #: HCDC3913W

Type: DVD

Price: $139.95



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Program Contents: 30 minutes

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VIDEOS FOR FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND STAFF THAT ARE CARING FOR SOMEONE AT HOME

This video defines Alzheimer's Disease and its effects and teaches communication techniques that can bring a higher quality of life both to the person who has Alzheimer's and to the caregiver. Interviews with experts on Alzheimer's Disease provide information about the challenges that the disease presents and how to meet them successfully.

Topics covered include:
•	Repetitive questions
•	Doing chores
•	Aggressive behavior
•	Answering difficult questions
•	The use of language and other forms of communication

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