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by Rosemary Hurtley
112-page hardback, 197x129mm Hope and practical help for people with dementia, their families, friends and carers The Waverley Abbey Insight Series is based on our proven one-day seminars held at Waverley Abbey House to give insight into key issues with which many people struggle today. In Insight into Dementia, Rosemary Hurtley explains what it is like to have dementia, examining its impact, outlining options and strategies for care – and much more. Suggested activities, reflections and prayers at the end of each chapter, along with poetry and biblical references throughout, help to aid reflection and will strengthen emotions and faith whilst offering hope to those with dementia and their carers. "… a practical, informative text reflecting contemporary knowledge and approaches to dementia care. It distinguishes itself … by its Christian spiritual context." – Clive Evers, Alzheimer's Society  Rosemary Hurtley is a consultant occupational therapist, working in quality improvement for older people across the statutory, voluntary and independent sectors.She co-authored The Resident Centred Care Home Standard™ and has developed national training programmes on promoting activity in care homes, dementia care and achieving outcomes for dignity and person-centred care. She is also the co-author of Find the Right Care Home (Age Concern Books, 2008), informed by her experiences with her mother, who had dementia. This product qualifies for quantity discount pricing.
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