Mood And Care Journal For Alzheimers Carers

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

Dementia Caregiver mood and notetaking log book This notekeeping journal has been developed for the care of Dementia and Alzhiemers patients, with notes for all the key aspects of this horrible disease. It is designed to track the daily and weekly needs and patterns, and help to establish the most efficient and effective care process. As carers, the symptoms of dementia can often seem uncontrollable. This book aims to help to reduce those feelings, and help you to establish a routine which works for you. With the daily logs, you track things like mood, medication and treatment, positives and negatives, toileting and feeding, and all other key information needed for a caregiver. Then, with the weekly recap, you are asked to summarise and more importantly look for patterns that will ultimately assist you in giving the best care you can. These patterns may come in the form of triggers, moods at different times of day and what causes them, and what has been working. By spending a few minutes each day analysing these aspects, you will eventually be able to save time and stress by only doing what is working, and avoiding what is not. It is important to note that Dementia patients will change over time, some more rapidly than others, but by keeping a journal or logbook, these patterns will be able to be swiftly noticed, and caring routines will be able to be adapted to these changing needs. The dementia book was developed from insights by neurologists, psychologists and caregivers, to include all the key information required to successfully track your patient or loved one . Key product features: 6" x 9" Soft cover Printed on premium, white paper Suitable for all pens and Markers Professional, perfect binding 150 pages Daily and weekly logs for pattern tracking If you are looking for further resources, Check out our other products at Dementia Activity studio. We develop a number of products, including activity books and journals tailored specifically towards those with Dementia, to help make yours and their lives a little bit easier.

The Dementia Care Workbook This workbook builds upon the person-centred approach to dementia care, and gives students, practitioners and carers a new way of looking at dementia and the people who live with it. The authors reflect upon the reality of working within dementia care and the importance of working positively with others to achieve the best care possible. The workbook is full of exercises and activities to try, all designed to help you engage and connect with the person with dementia, empowering both them and their families/carers. Key topics explored by the workbook includes: Understanding how it feels to live with dementia. Recognising the issues and feelings involved for family carers or healthcare professionals when caring for individuals with dementia Questioning your own care approach and attitudes to encourage more compassionate person-centred care Throughout the workbook, vignettes featuring two fictional characters living with dementia, provide examples of good and realistic practice and encourage you to examine your own practice and explore ways in which the care you give can be enhanced. The Dementia Care Workbook is a valuable companion and learning tool for all those working with people with dementia

Care-giving in dementia is a new speciality with its own rapidly growing body of knowledge. This second volume of contributions from leading practitioners and researchers around the world is a handbook for all those involved in 'hands on' caring, or in planning care, for persons with dementia. Volume 2 of Care-Giving in Dementia provides a rich source of information on most recent thinking about individualized long-term care of both dementia sufferers and their families. Key themes in Volume 2 are: * the subjective experience of dementia * the provision of care for family carers * differing cultural perspectives of dementia * the crucial importance of life-history information for understanding a person's reaction to their illness. Chapters on the search for an ethical framework and the best environment within which to provide care are particularly timely.