Resources in Aging and Elder Care 2019

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Best Friends™ Approach to Dementia Care Acclaimed worldwide, this life-affirming approach to dementia care builds on the essential elements of friendship to provide the best possible care and ensure the highest quality of life for people with Alzheimer’s or other dementias. Page 16

Namaste Care™ The holistic, end-of-life Namaste Care program uses comforting and meaningful sensory-based experiences with people with dementia and also helps you meet regulatory guidelines for personcentered activity programming for people in even the most advanced stages of the disease. Page 14

Through the Looking Glass This empathy program changes staff attitudes and teaches the importance of person-centered care practices by placing staff directly in the shoes of the residents—with remarkable results. Page 13

The Validation Method Since its inception in 1989, the Validation Method—a method for communicating with people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias— has been adopted by over 10,000 agencies worldwide. Page 12

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Bird Tales Developed by a dementia care expert and an environmental specialist from the Audubon Society, this easy-to-implement, therapeutic program uses multisensory stimulation and the natural world of birds to help people living with dementia interact with their environment and share meaningful experiences with others. Page 29

ECAT for Dementia Care The Environment and Communication Assessment Toolkit comes with evidence-based assessment tools and intervention procedures to maximize the functional and communication abilities of people with dementia. ECAT will assist in assessing activity performance, evaluating the environment to identify barriers, and pinpointing interventions that will reduce typical problems encountered during routine ADLs. Page 20

Falls Prevention & Management This resource book and 8 associated CD-ROMs (with PowerPoint presentations for targeted staff training) provide checklists, protocols, screeners, and more to help develop an effective falls prevention and management program for longterm care and healthcare settings. Page 15

Spaced Retrieval Step by Step Learn step by step how to implement this evidence-based, memory-training strategy that allows people with memory loss to learn and store important information so that, with practice, it can be easily accessed and retrieved. Page 23

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R AISING AWA R ENES S A BOUT T H E I S S UE S FAC I N G O L DE R ADULT S WELL-BEING AND SENIOR LIVING

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Bullying Among Older Adults

Connecting with Socially Isolated Seniors

How to Recognize and Address an Unseen Epidemic

A Service Provider’s Guide

By Robin P. Bonifas, Ph.D., M.S.W., with invited contributors Learn to recognize the critical issue of bullying among older adults and the constructive ways to intervene and prevent it.

Praised by McKnight’s, this book offers community-based or long-term care staff effective intervention strategies, including empathy and civility training, empowerment strategies, bystander interventions, and more.

PRACTICAL RESOURCES INCLUDE: Learning activities • Case studies • Model intervention programs • Sample forms • Policy guidelines $32.99 • healthpropress.com/bonifas • Stock #70095 • ISBN 978-1-938870-09-5

Examining all types of housing options and painting a vibrant picture of the diverse experiences of today’s older adults, this book outlines the pros and cons of available residential options and care settings for aging adults, as well as the multifaceted impact of housing on physical, mental, and economic well-being.

By Stephen Golant, Ph.D. $59.99 • healthpropress.com/golant • Stock #70330 • ISBN 978-1-938870-33-0

By Patricia Osage, with Mary McCall, Ph.D. Validated by research, this book offers service providers valuable tools for combating the negative outcomes of social isolation. Learn to identify seniors in the community and in residential care whose health and well-being are in jeopardy, and use the concrete suggestions provided in this book to produce desirable positive outcomes.

PRACTICAL TOOLS: Facts, checklists, and a quiz help to easily identify individuals who are at risk for social isolation.

Practical “How to Help” sections show how to intervene with specific, actionable suggestions. $39.99 • healthpropress.com/osage • Stock #29739 • ISBN 978-1-932529-73-9

Visit the HPP Resource Center Download a free copy of the Social Isolation Risk Factor Checklist at blog.healthpropress.com

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RAISING AWA R ENES S A B O UT T H E I S S UE S FAC I N G O L DE R A D U LTS

A Mindshift

By Jill Vitale-Aussem, LNHA, MMH

“This book is not a wrecking ball. It is a tough love guide to doing the magnificent things we all do in senior living in a better way.”

—Roger Landry, M.D., M.P.H., President, Masterpiece Living LLC, and author of Live Long, Die Short

AG E I S M I S E V E RY W HE R E

“Ageism is truly one of the last widely accepted prejudices in our society. Fighting it is the most important work professionals in our field can do.” ­—Jill Vitale-Aussem, LNHA, MMH From greeting cards that mock the advent of another birthday to hair coloring and anti-wrinkle creams, we are told constantly and without apology that being old is something to be avoided at all costs. The negative messaging works. As a nation, we spend billions of dollars on anti-aging treatments. Our deep-held and often unconscious prejudices and beliefs about aging translate into a perception that once older people enter senior living housing, they have nothing meaningful to contribute to society. And it’s just not true.

With 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 each day, the need for senior living is growing at a steep rate, and the aging services field has been hard at work preparing for these new customers. Current practices aim to bring the kind of comfort and amenities enjoyed at hotels and resorts to the settings we create for older adults to live in. But what if these efforts are misdirected?

Interweaving research on aging, ideas from influential thinkers in the aging services field, and the author’s own experiences managing and operating senior living communities, Disrupting the Status Quo of Senior Living: A Mindshift challenges readers to question long-accepted practices, examine their own biases, and work toward creating vibrant cultures of possibility and growth for elders.

Shining a light on her own professional field, Jill Vitale-Aussem exposes the errors of current thinking and demonstrates how a shift in perspective can effect real cultural transformation. Her book delves into society’s inherent biases about growing older—where ageism, paternalism, and ableism abound—and provokes readers to examine how a youth-obsessed culture unconsciously impacts even the most well-meaning senior living policies, practices, and organizations.

Deconstructing the popular hospitality model, for example, Vitale-Aussem explains how it can actually undermine feelings of purpose and independence.

In its place, she proposes better ways to create opportunities for older people to exercise choice, autonomy, and self-efficacy.

Filled with empowering stories of elders who find purpose and belonging within their senior residences, Disrupting the Status Quo of Senior Living builds on AARP’s disrupt aging work and demonstrates that to truly transform senior living, we must dig deeper and create communities that promote the potential and value of the people who live and work in these settings. $31.99 • Stock #70828 • ISBN 978-1-938870-82-8

From the HPP Resource Center Q&A with Jill Vitale-Aussem, President and CEO of The Eden Alternative blog.healthpropress.com

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W H AT I S C U LT U R E CHANGE?

It goes by various definitions, but fundamentally culture change is a transformation of practices that move away from the disease-focused medical model of care to one that is relationship-centered. While culture change is a genuine challenge, it is very much an achievable reality. These resources will help catapult you and your organization toward person-centered care.

Lessons in Leadership for Person-Centered Elder Care

By Nancy Fox Whether you are new to culture change or you have already been implementing person-centered care practices, the expert leadership and management lessons in this book will show you how to lead your organization to success!

Transformational leader Nancy Fox guides readers in shifting their thinking and behavior away from the institutional model of leadership towards a more individualized one. Interweaving the latest insights about human, social, and organizational behavior with her own decades of experience in elder care services, Fox provides a powerful collection of succinct leadership lessons for all nursing home and assisted living administrators, directors of nursing, and hospital and home health managers. Her encouraging and inspirational style taps into the power of story and the wisdom of experts from diverse fields, making this an invaluable resource on making person-centered care a reality.

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INCLUDES: The Person-Centered Leader Quick-Reference Matrix: A practical tool for identifying critical thinking and behavioral shifts needed for roughly 40 areas of responsibility $39.99 • healthpropress.com/fox • Stock #70606 • ISBN 978-1-938870-60-6

M A K E T HE C A S E F O R C U LT U R E C HA N GE

SU CCESSFU L PRA CTIC ES FROM TH E TRA IL B L AZER S OF CU LTU RE CH A N GE

Culture Change in Elder Care

Models and Pathways for Person-Centered Elder Care

Edited by Judah L. Ronch, Ph.D., and Audrey S. Weiner, D.S.W., M.P.H. Learn from the innovators of the culture change movement the ideals of EBOOK AVAILABLE person-centered care from economic, practical, and moral perspectives, and walk away armed with the essential arguments, values, and business case for adopting new care models that better serve the needs of today’s older adults. $59.99 • healthpropress.com/ronch-culture • Stock #29869 • ISBN 978-1-932529-86-9

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By Audrey S. Weiner, D.S.W., M.P.H., and Judah L. Ronch, Ph.D.

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Hear first-hand from the visionaries whose model communities reflect the ideals of personcentered care. From adapting your daily programming to retraining staff and raising necessary capital, this volume’s contributors shepherd you through the implementation process. $59.99 • healthpropress.com/models • Stock #29876 • ISBN 978-1-932529-87-6

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As part of their National Partnership to Improve Dementia Care in Nursing Homes project, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) aims to reduce the use of antipsychotic medication in nursing homes by 15% by the end of 2019. This is part of the Partnership’s larger mission to enhance the use of non-pharmacological approaches and person-centered dementia care practices.

Dementia Beyond Drugs Changing the Culture of Care, Second Edition

By G. Allen Power, M.D. Heralded as the authority on nonpharmacological alternatives to antipsychotic medication use for people living with dementia, geriatrician G. Allen Power reenvisions dementia care practices with this award-winning book about the harms done by these medications in the symptomatic treatment of dementia. With evidence-based research and examples, this book presents alternative solutions for providing respectful, individualized support and care.

SPECIAL FEATURES to support your efforts to meet the CMS drug-reduction goals: • Models to reduce the use of harmful medications by understanding and addressing underlying causes of distress • Recognized best practices in dementia care and their transformational results • Case studies, stories, and other educational tools illustrating positive outcomes for people living with dementia EBOOK

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• Ways to respond to anxiety and distress in people with dementia $43.99 • healthpropress.com/power • Stock #70644 • ISBN 978-1-938870-64-4

Dementia Beyond Disease Enhancing Well-Being, Revised Edition

By G. Allen Power, M.D. Revealing how drug-based interventions as well as completely holistic approaches still fall short of addressing and meeting the needs of people with dementia, this book offers a proactive approach to achieving the best possible outcomes for every person living with cognitive changes. Through seven domains of well-being— identity, connectedness, security, autonomy, meaning, growth, and joy—Dr. Power presents a framework for more effective dementia services. You will learn • how to apply a well-being approach to the everyday care of people living with dementia • a highly adaptable framework that can be followed in any living environment • valuable insight on overcoming physical and operational barriers to well-being • a wealth of person-centered, strengths-based approaches to care $43.99 • healthpropress.com/beyond-disease • Stock #70699 • ISBN 978-1-938870-69-9

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ACHIEVING STAFF RETENTION

If you work in long-term care, you know how important staff retention is. Without consistent staffing, care communities and their residents suffer the serious consequences of inadequate care, unnecessary expenses, and inefficient operations. Our resources help identify solutions for you and your community to hire and retain quality staff.

CREATE A N OR IENTAT ION PRO G R AM T H AT W O R K S

Enhancing Staff Retention in Person-Centered Care Environments for Older Adults How to Create and Implement a Comprehensive Orientation Program

By Janine Lange, M.S.N., R.N.-B.C.

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Staff-educator Janine Lange has standardized new employee orientation programs in many long-term care communities and shares her proven approach in this step-by-step guide, recognized for excellence by the American Journal of Nursing’s Book of the Year awards. From defining the culture of a community to establishing an organization’s needs to skills testing and the evaluation process, this resource covers the essential elements needed for a successful training program. Enhancing Staff Retention also stresses the importance of creating a mentorship program between new and existing employees, with insight into how to sustain such a program.

INCLUDES: 18 downloadable sample agendas, forms, and checklists to streamline the orientation process. $36.99 • healthpropress.com/lange • Stock #70415 • ISBN 978-1-938870-41-5

Visit the HPP Resource Center Learn the 12 Essential Components of an Orientation Program at blog.healthpropress.com

KE E P S TAF F MOT I VAT E D AND E MP O W E R E D

Empowered Work Teams in Long-Term Care Strategies for Improving Outcomes for Residents and Staff

By Dale E. Yeatts, Ph.D., Cynthia M. Cready, Ph.D., and Linda S. Noelker, Ph.D. Learn how to integrate the successful business practice of involving nonmanagement employees in brainstorming, problem solving, and decision making.

PRACTICAL RESOURCES: Assessment forms, staff training materials, step-by-step implementation guidelines, and troubleshooting tips. $43.99 • healthpropress.com/yeatts • Stock #29418 • ISBN 978-1-932529-41-8

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A Step-by-Step Guide for Personalizing Diets in Long-Term Care

By Diane Hall, NHA, RD, LDN A person’s right to express personal food preferences and make dietary choices is an important facet of person-centered care. This pragmatic guidebook for administrators, nurses, food service managers, and dietitians demonstrates step by step how to honor residents’ food choices while also meeting regulatory requirements and reducing liability.

CREATING A DINING CARE PLAN FOR RESTRICTED DIETS, STEP BY STEP WHATWEARE GOING TO ACCOMPLISH THE FORMS WE NEED TO SUCCEED

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When a physician orders a restricted diet, an informed consent must be obtained to show acceptance or refusal of the diet order. A discussion will be scheduled giving the resident adequate information to make a reasonable decision. After the discussion, a customized care plan will be written to honor what matters most to the individual while keeping him or her as safe as possible.

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INFORMED CHOICE IS THE GOAL: For use by nursing home and assisted living facilities to meet new state and federal requirements to support choice, this guidebook will clarify the process of honoring choices and at the same time keeping people as safe as possible. To accomplish that goal, this book: •

Provides a logical sequence of documentation based on Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) guidelines by first recording a resident’s diet preferences, social routines, preferred eating times and places, special physical needs, and favorite foods

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Includes cutting-edge forms for providing food choices to residents following the concepts of self-directed dining

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Request that the person sign the documentation tool as a record of his or her informed consent of diet. Request all the people in attendance also sign the document. The team uses this information to write the care plan.

At least quarterly, and as needed, inform and educate the resident about his or her diet and plan of care. Review with resident the outcome of the planned approaches and document the discussion.

As part of Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) initiative, review actions taken to accommodate dining choices of the people in the community to help identify opportunities for Performance Improvement Projects (PIP).

From The Inside Scoop on Informed Choice: A Step-by-Step Guide for Individualizing Diets, by Diane Hall. Copyright © 2018 by Balanced Senior Nutrition, SeniorNutrition.net. Published by Health Professions Press, Inc. All rights reserved. www.healthpropress.com.

DOW NL O ADAB L E R E S OU R C E S : Tip Sheets and Risks & Benefits for • Diabetic Diet • Low-Sodium Diet • Cardiac Diet • Fluid-Restricted Diet • Altered Consistency Diet and Tips to Lessen Your Risk of Choking • Tube Feeding Educational Tools • How to Successfully Interview Residents to Get to Know Them and What Matters Most to Them: Person-Centered Care • How to Run an Effective Learning Circle: QAPI Analysis • Letter from Medical Director Informing Physicians about Person-Directed Dining • Dining Preferences • Informed Choice Made Easy • Creating a Dining Care Plan for Restricted Diets, Step by Step • Resident Survey: Dining Satisfaction • Staff Survey: Dining Services • Checklist for Dining Regulations

PRACTICAL RESOURCES: Sample forms and guidelines • Assessment tools, surveys, quizzes, and educational activities • QAPI-based dining solutions • Tip sheets for specialized diets ROLE PLAY FOR TRAINING: Role playing is an often-used training method to help retain information and keep people engaged while learning. The Inside Scoop on Informed Choice is filled with scripts throughout that provide role playing opportunities to help staff learn this crucial information in a fun way. The scripts are a fictional account of a home’s change to self-directed dining. They are designed to take staff through the process from start to finish. The characters are composites based on real people and situations. $64.99 • healthpropress.com/hall • Stock #70767 • ISBN 978-1-938870-76-7

IN CL U DES 7 2 REA DY- TO- U SE RECIPES! Restore the simple pleasures of eating to older residents by emphasizing real food instead of supplements and turning meals into prime times for building relationships. $43.99 • healthpropress.com/zgola • Stock #12681 • ISBN 978-1-878812-68-1

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NEW! A Long-Term Care Leader’s Guide to High Performance Doing Better Together

By Cathie Brady, M.S., David Farrell, M.S.W., LNHA, and Barbara Frank, M.P.A

“This work is innovative. It is exciting. It has the potential to positively impact countless individuals providing and receiving care.”

—Amy E. Elliot, Ph.D., Research and Evaluation Consultant

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Visit the HPP Resource Center Learn tips on staff stability at blog.healthpropress.com

Beginning with co-author David Farrell’s impactful account of turning a struggling inner-city nursing home into a successful and thriving community, A Long-Term Care Leader’s Guide to High Performance provides a blueprint to achieving and keeping the same quality improvements in your organization.

The processes outlined in this book are proven best practices that have been implemented in nursing homes across the country with successful, evidence-based results. $51.99 • healthpropress.com/brady • Stock #70507 • ISBN 978-1-938870-50-7

Leadership “Bundles” This practical guide provides you with the tools to implement leadership “bundles”—a coordinated and interconnected system of key best practices that meet federal guidelines for individualized care and provide the the right care at the right time for every resident, every day. The bundles build off each other to bring out the best in staff, maintain staff stability, and maximize teamwork.

Practical and Inspiring Candid accounts from nursing home leaders about their stories, their struggles, and the positive results they’ve seen from implementing the bundles reveal the successes you can achieve with the highly practical, validated methods presented in this guide.

Easily Locate Key Practices Throughout the Book The book’s comprehensive index allows you to easily locate key practices throughout the book. A set of five accompanying downloadable how-to guides walk you through how to apply the bundles to specific quality improvement goals.

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Leadership Practices for Bringing Out the Best in People

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Leadership Practices for Systems to Maximize Teamwork

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Leadership Practices for High-Involvement Processes to Do Better Together

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Building a team of high performers

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Regular communication “huddles”

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Quality improvement that includes staff closest to a resident

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Involving CNAs in care planning

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Increased staff retention and resident, family, and staff satisfaction

“When leaders conscientiously use their time differently [by] getting out of their office, asking staff what they think, and delivering on what staff need, . . . leaders prevent problems or catch them early enough to address them while they are still manageable. Doing so saves time and improves care outcomes.”

—Authors of A Long-Term Care Leader’s Guide to High Performance

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Three Steps to Transforming the Medication Pass: Individualizing Care and Managing Workflow

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Rethinking the Use of Position-Change Alarms

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Eliminating Off-Label Use of Antipsychotics: A 10-Step Guide for Nursing Homes

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MUSIC & MEMORYSM: Implementation Steps to Maximize Benefits: A Nursing Home Leader’s Guide

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Common Infrastructure Self-Assessment

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Meeting the Leadership Challenge in Long-Term Care What You Do Matters

By David Farrell, M.S.W., LNHA, Cathie Brady, M.S., and Barbara Frank, M.P.A. EBOOK

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Used by quality improvement organizations (QIOs) throughout the country to help long-term care providers achieve better business practices and higher standards of care, this resource provides strategies to stabilize staff and reduce staff turnover as well as take high-quality nursing homes to the next level.

Based on extensive on-the-ground experience with implementing and guiding hundreds of nursing homes through successful organization transformation, this guide will show you how to get and keep the right staff by using the right incentives, promoting everyday teamwork, and reducing staff stress. $51.99 • healthpropress.com/farrell • Stock #29708 • ISBN 978-1-932529-70-8

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The Leadership Bundles Include

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THE VALIDATION METHOD WHAT IS THE VALIDATION METHOD?

The Validation Method Simple techniques for communicating with people with dementia

Validation is a method of communication with people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. With the Validation Method, you accept the person’s view of reality, without judgment, and become an empathetic listener. This method offers simple, practical techniques to help restore dignity in those with dementia and improve well-being. Caregivers who use the Validation techniques focus on the expressed feelings of older adults, rather than focusing on disorientation and confusion.

The Techniques of Validation

Since its inception in 1989, the Validation Method has been adopted by over 10,000 agencies worldwide.

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Relationships with residents are built on empathy and trust

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Staff can better understand and respond to challenging behaviors

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Staff learn to interpret nonverbal cues for improved communication with residents

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Residents express less anger and anxiety, decreasing the need for chemical and physical restraints

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Residents communicate more freely and more often

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Residents often move better and experience an improved sense of self-worth

• Get started with this guide to the Validation Method and how to implement it in your own care setting!

Staff members express a greater sense of fulfillment at work and feel better prepared for handling difficult situations

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Families visit more often

By Naomi Feil, M.S.W., and Vicki de Klerk-Rubin, RN, M.B.A., M.S.W.

What is included in The Validation Breakthrough?

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The four phases of resolution

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The principles of Validation

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Created by an Administrator struggling to jump-start culture change in her residential care community, Through the Looking Glass is a unique program that changes staff attitudes and teaches the importance of person-centered care practices by placing staff directly in the shoes of the residents—with remarkable results. Learn how to implement this program in What Living as a Resident Can Teach LongTerm Care Staff.

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THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS PROGRAM WHAT IS THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS? This experiential program is designed to help care staff gain a deeper understanding of the day-to-day challenges faced by the residents in their care. Staff agree to simulate a diagnosis and live alongside their own residents, experiencing the same care as the residents and facing similar daily challenges. The result is a firsthand learning experience about the value of compassionate, person-centered care practices.

Through the Looking Glass creates better caregivers— whether in short-term rehabilitation or long-term care— ones who care not only for the residents, but with them. By reading the staff’s unique experiences, you learn about the challenges of loss; learned helplessness; the role of the care partner vs. caregiver; the meaning of loneliness; the need to “slow down”; the effects of incontinence; the importance of communication; the meaning of “behaviors”; the role of family; and much more.

What Living as a Resident Can Teach Long-Term Care Staff The Power of Empathy to Transform Care

What is Experiential Training and Learning?

Experiential learning is an effective process of learning through personal experience and hands-on interactions. The Through the Looking Glass program is a powerful example of experiential training to build empathy.

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The End-of-Life Namaste Care Program for People with Dementia Second Edition

By Joyce Simard, M.S.W. Awarded third place in the 2013 American Journal of Nursing’s Book of the Year Awards in the Palliative Care and Hospice Category, the bestselling guide to implementing the Namaste Care™ approach is used worldwide.

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The Namaste Care program is a holistic end-of-life care program for people with advanced dementia. This approach affirms the individuality and enduring spirit of each person through comforting and meaningful sensory-based experiences.

Evocative scents, soothing music, and gentle massage are just part of this innovative program that will help your organization meet the regulatory guidelines for person-centered activity programming for people in even the most advanced stages of the disease.

Easy to Implement with Minimal Resources and Staff Training Step-by-step advice for staffing, budgeting, operating, and marketing the program is included along with detailed information for creating a Namaste Care room, wing, or alternative setting. Practical resources include lists of nursing and activity supplies, and Namaste activities of daily living.

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“Gives the reader a step-by-step guide to implementing this amazing program without incurring high labor cost or capital expense. The results of the Namaste program at EPOCH buildings have been nothing short of heartwarming and wonderful for all who are touched by it.”

Skilled nursing facilities, assisted living memory care communities, and hospice organizations see many positive outcomes from implementing Namaste Care, including improved resident quality of life, increased family involvement, and strengthened staff morale.

The Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia (PAINAD) Scale If a resident with advanced dementia is unable to communicate that they are in pain, then the PAINAD Scale is a useful assessment tool. The tool is used to diagnose pain by measuring breathing, negative vocalization, facial expression, body language, and consolability. This Scale is easy to use, objective, reliable, and valid. $44.99 • healthpropress.com/namaste • Stock #70026 • ISBN 978-1-938870-02-6

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Falls in Older People Prevention and Management, Fourth Edition

By Rein Tideiksaar, Ph.D. This practical guide describes the underlying causes of falls and outlines the full range of strategies for identifying risk factors to help manage and prevent falls.

An additional set of 8 CD-ROMs cover specific falls-related topics and include PowerPoint presentations for targeted staff training plus relevant assessment forms, checklists, and guidelines as printable PDFs.

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THE BEST FRIENDS ™ APPROACH TO DEMENTIA CARE

World-renowned for its efficacy and compassion, this approach to dementia care taps into the essential elements of friendship: respect, empathy, support, trust, and humor. Learn and master the approach through these resources and training opportunities. For more information, visit bestfriends.healthpropress.com.

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The Best Friends™ Approach to Dementia Care Second Edition

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By Virginia Bell, M.S.W., and David Troxel, M.P.H. Each volume features more than 140 engaging activities reflecting the Best Friends™ approach’s goal to recognize the uniqueness of each individual and provide meaning, purpose, dignity, and enjoyment each and every day! $44.99 each Volume 1: Stock #12889 • ISBN 978-1-878812-88-9 Volume 2: Stock #29265 • ISBN 978-1-932529-26-5

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By Virginia Bell, M.S.W., and David Troxel, M.P.H. The Best Friends™ approach improves quality of life not only for persons with memory loss but also for the staff providing care. Gain the working tools and inspiration needed for staff to transform your care culture.

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GET E V E RYO N E ON B O A R D W IT H IN T R O D U CTORY A N D ADVAN CE D T RA IN IN G IN T HE B E S T F R IE N DS™ A PPROA CH Help staff learn about the valuable concepts of this life-affirming approach or delve more deeply into any one of its key elements. HPP coordinates with your organization to schedule the training at your location and customize its content for your needs. Professionals who are experienced with this person-centered care model may pursue certification as a Master Trainer and provide their organization with in-service training and the distinction of calling their work setting a Best Friends™ Environment.

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Transitions in Dying & Bereavement A Psychosocial Guide for Hospice and Palliative Care, Second Edition

By Victoria Hospice Society, Wendy Wainwright, M.Ed., and Marney Thompson, M.A. This strengths-based approach from a team of expert counselors will help social workers, counselors, and other hospice and palliative care team members to guide dying patients and their families through difficult end-of-life experiences.

Encompassing the journey through diagnosis, treatment, recurrence, palliative care, and bereavement, this guide describes appropriate interventions for each of the key transitions that most dying patients and their families face. Included throughout are personal reflections and experiences of patients and the hospice care team, common major challenges for the healthcare team, and ways to support staff.

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About Victoria Hospice The approaches in this book come from a program of care that includes a hospice palliative care in-patient unit, a palliative response team that provides 24-hour crisis support to patients and families at home, a volunteer training program, a comprehensive bereavement service, and medical and psychosocial consultation and support to patients and families at home, in other healthcare facilities, and in long-term care settings. Victoria Hospice has been providing holistic psychosocial care for more than 30 years.

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Facing Death A Companion Guide in Words and Images

By Linda Watson, M.R.E., M.Div., Th.M. Photography by Maggie Sale This combination of breathtaking images and inspiring quotations will help to provide comfort, reflection, and serenity at the end of life. The passages provide wisdom from different cultures and religions, plus personal introspections. $29.99 • healthpropress.com/facingdeath • Stock #29487 • ISBN 978-1-932529-48-7 2.FacingDeath_Part 1

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God does not cause our misfortunes.

Some are caused by bad luck, some are caused by bad people, and some are simply an inevitable consequence of our being human and being mortal, living in a world of inflexible natural laws.

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Pay attention.

Gather up moments of joy and handle them again and again.

Tell stories. Laugh together.

Make memories.

Discover the holy in the day to day.

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Freedom may come not from being in control of life but rather from a willingness to move with the events of life, to hold on to our memories but let go of the past, to choose, when necessary, the inevitable.

We can become free at any time.

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NEW! The Hospice Team Who We Are and How We Care Edited by Rabbi Dr. Chaim Joseph Wender, F.LBC, and Patricia Ellen Morrison, L.C.S.W. Thinking and talking about the reality of death is daunting and scary, but this series of 21 essays from 9 disciplines of hospice care will demonstrate that the end of life can be filled with profound comfort and hope.

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Deeply personal, compelling, and honest accounts express a unifying theme of working together to lessen pain and suffering—physical, spiritual, emotional, familial—at a very vulnerable time for those in hospice and for their families and loved ones. The essays also dispel common misconceptions about hospice, including the idea that it supports the hastening of death.

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WHAT IS HOSPICE?

• Hospice can be provided in numerous places • Hospice provides a multifaceted level of care • Hospice personnel are culturally diverse • Integrative Therapists/Volunteer Coordinators

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ASSESSMENTS & TOOLKITS

E VIDEN CE- B A SED A SSESSMEN T TOOL S A N D IN TERV ENTI O N P R O CEDU RES TO EN SU RE TH E H IGH EST QU A L ITY OF LI FE FO R P E O PL E WITH DEMEN TIA

“. . . the long overdue tools needed by speech-language pathologists to determine the appropriate environmental cues for their clients with dementia to maintain a quality of life in the nursing home.”

—Michelle Bourgeois, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Department of Speech

Environment and Communication Assessment Toolkit (ECAT) for Dementia Care Proven Assessment to Improve Quality of Life As communication skills decline in people with dementia, a supportive environment becomes crucial to a resident’s ability to express needs and desires. The Environment and Communication Assessment Toolkit (ECAT) for Dementia Care, is an evidence-based toolkit to help you recognize what physical and social changes will help improve functioning and communication.

In three easy-to-follow steps, the ECAT Assessment Forms help you: 1. Assess activity performance 2. Evaluate the environment to identify barriers and problems 3. Pinpoint interventions that will reduce typical problems encountered during routine ADLs

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ECAT at a glance: What is assessed: Personal and public spaces, visibility, wayfinding and navigation, contrast, sound and light levels Who completes it: SLPs, OTs, PTs, nurses, social workers, case managers, therapeutic recreation professionals, and other dementia care professionals Time required: 30–60 minutes depending on individual’s level of functioning and supportive features in the environment Evidence base: Tested across a 3-year development period funded by the National Institute of Deafness and Other Communication Disorders with strong effectiveness outcomes across four measures (clinical knowledge, impact on practice, utility of information, and usability of materials) Expert developers and advisors: ECAT was developed by a team of speechlanguage pathologists and architects who specialize in dementia care, with the support of an expert Technical Advisory Committee as well as a Clinical Review Panel of rehabilitation, nursing, and activity professionals working in long-term care communities Clinicians will find that the ECAT toolkit:

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By Jennifer Brush, M.A., CCC-SLP, Margaret Calkins, Ph.D., CAPS, EDAC, Carrie Bruce, M.A., CCC-SLP, ATP, and Jon Sanford, M.Arch.

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ECAT Manual*

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Making the long-term care environment supportive of communication Environment & Communication Assessment Toolkit for Dementia Care

Evaluation of Personal Spaces Client’s Name

Date

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Instructions: For each of the items below, identify the client’s ability to perform the stated activity by marking

What ECAT Users are Saying:

YES or NO. If an item is marked with YES, no further assessment is necessary for that activity. If an item is marked with NO, go to the related assessment sections listed in the far right column and answer the corresponding questions about the environment by circling YES or NO. For each environmental measure with a response of NO, refer to the appropriate section in the ECAT Manual for intervention suggestions.

Evaluation of Public Spaces

Client’s Name P = Performance; E = Environment; PE = Physical Environment Evaluator’s Name

Date

Section 1: Activity Performance

“In one woman’s bathroom, we added contrasting colors . . . Prior to this $10 modification of buying new towels and using blue paper, she would use her hand towel for toileting hygiene and wiping her hands and face. It was a huge hygiene issue. Now she demonstrates great hygiene without cuing!”

Activity Performance

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Client can TOILET independently

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Client can BATHE / SHOWER independently

P 3.0

Client can GROOM / WASH independently

P 4.0

Client can DRESS / UNDRESS independently

P 5.0

Client can ORIENT TO TIME / LOCATION independently

P 6.0

Client can CONTROL AMBIENT CONDITIONS independently (e.g., operate thermostat, lighting)

P 7.0

Client can ENGAGE IN LEISURE and SOCIAL ACTIVITIES with self or others independently

with NO, go to the related assessment sections listed in the far right column and answer the corresponding questions E1 –byCirculation about the environment circling YES or NO. For each environmental measure with a response of NO, refer to the – Toilet YES NO sectionE2 appropriate in the ECAT Manual for intervention suggestions.

E4 – Signage

P = Performance; E = Environment; PE = Physical Environment E1 – Circulation Section 1: Activity Performance YES NO E3 – Bathtub/Shower E4 – Signage

Item YES P 1.0

Gray Scale Contrast Tool Take pictures of the elements of concern (e.g., signs, doors, faucets). rint pictures in black and white.

P • Using the grayscale below, determine which cell of the table is closest to the lightest color, and which is closest to the darkest color (e.g., the letters on the sign and the background of the sign).

• Contrasts that are FIVE or more levels apart are better than contrasts that are less than five levels apart.

• This is demonstrated with the text on the gray scale. It is harder to see the words “WHITE TEXT” when the background value is 0–30, and much easier to see these words when the background value is greater than 50 or 60. The reverse is true with the “BLACK TEXT” words, which disappear on the dark end of the scale.

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“One patient . . . began struggling more with pathfinding to her apartment . . . I took her shopping on an activities outing and had her pick out the color of flowers she would like to hang [on the door to her room] . . . [Now] she can independently recall what color to look for when asked. It has definitely increased her success with pathfinding, especially since she picked a color that is meaningful to her.”

Instructions: For each of the items below, identify the client’s ability to perform the stated activity by marking Choose One If NO, go to: YES or NO. If an item is marked with YES, no further assessment is necessary for that activity. If an item is marked

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Turn on water.

Put on socks.

Put on shoes.

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ASSESSMENTS & TOOLKITS

Environment and Communication Assessment Toolkit (ECAT) for Dementia Care

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MONTESSORI METHODS

WHAT IS THE MONTESSORI APPROACH?

The Montessori approach is a teaching style focused on engagement in life and on the unique needs, interests, and level of ability of the individual. Originally used in childhood education, researchers have developed proven programs for adults with cognitive loss. Montessori activities are meant to be self-directed, hands-on, and collaborative, and can be broken down into steps that are accessible to the person with dementia, allowing the person to be as independent as possible in all aspects of life.

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The Connections Activity Program for People with Dementia A Planning and Intervention Guide

By Ellen Bikoff-Phipps, CTRS, MSG, and Barbara A. Braddock, Ph.D., CCC-SLP

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The Connections approach is an evidence-informed activity intervention for persons with cognitive impairment and is designed to promote communicative behaviors and engagement in life. The tools and step-by-step instructions in this implementation guide will assist you in matching a person’s level of cognitive function and current abilities with activities tailored to their lifelong interests.

With explanations of how to break down and structure activities so a person can engage in them as independently as possible, this resource provides detailed case examples that walk through how to implement specific activities and adapt them for people with early-, middle-, and late-stage dementia. $36.99 • healthpropress.com/phipps • Stock #70392 • ISBN 978-1-938870-39-2

This how-to manual provides 10 basic art projects, detailing supplies, instructions, and activity modifications, as well as colorful, step-by-step photographs to show how to demonstrate and lead each activity for the person with dementia. It is both a supportive and easy-to-understand primer on dementia, and an effective and engaging way to communicate and connect, even in the later stages of dementia.

INCLUDES full-color tear-out activity pages for easy reference and re-use!

By Rev. Katie Norris and Jennifer Brush, M.A., CCC-SLP $29.99 • healthpropress.com/norris • Stock #70422 • ISBN 978-1-938870-42-2

Use these failure-free activities to enhance the skills needed by adults with dementia to perform activities of daily living.

Volume 1 features 41 activities that support skills for self-feeding, dressing, preparing simple meals, participating in recreational activities, and more.

Volume 2 promotes increased opportunities for socialization, including intergenerational programming, group activities, ideas especially for men, and sensory stimulation exercises.

Edited by Cameron J. Camp, Ph.D. $52.99 each • healthpropress.com/montessori Volume 1: Stock #12674 • ISBN 978-1-878812-67-4 Volume 2: Stock #99999 • ISBN 978-1-933829-00-5

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Spaced Retrieval Step by Step An Evidence-Based Memory Intervention

By Jeanette Benigas, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Jennifer A. Brush, M.A., CCC-SLP, and Gail M. Elliot, B.A.,Sc., M.A. Spaced Retrieval (SR) is a proven memory-training strategy that allows people with memory loss to learn and store important information so that, with practice, it can be easily accessed and retrieved. This guide teaches the innovative process of SR in easy-to-follow steps so you can better assist people in learning important actions and information, such as when to take medications or how to use a walker.

Illustrative case examples throughout demonstrate the numerous ways SR can be used to help people with memory loss eliminate repetitive questioning, reduce anxiety, improve recall of important facts, increase safety, and more.

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• summary of evidence that supports effectiveness $39.99 • healthpropress.com/benigas • Stock #70460 • ISBN 978-1-938870-46-0

Discover ways to use visual, written, and electronic memory aids to improve communication, safety, independence, and quality of life for people with dementia and related memory impairments. These proven memory aids help convey needs and preferences to care partners and increase engagement and social interaction. Includes simple instructions for selecting, developing, and implementing the optimal memory aid.

ALSO INCLUDED: 35 instantly downloadable guides, forms, templates, and memory aids

By Michelle S. Bourgeois, Ph.D., CCC-SLP $44.99 • healthpropress.com/memory-aids • Stock #70064 • ISBN 978-1-938870-06-4

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Learn how to identify and use the preferred communication styles of people with dementia by tapping into their innate abilities and preferences.

Assessment forms and instructive explanations and examples show how to build on each person’s unique strengths and easily individualize any activity, interaction, or intervention.

Also includes how to adapt activities as a person’s abilities decline.

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By Eileen Eisner, CCC-SLP $44.99 • healthpropress.com/engaging • Stock #70033 • ISBN 978-1-938870-03-3

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Strengthen Your Mind Program

By Kristin Einberger and Janelle Sellick, M.S.

The Curriculum Complete lesson plans cover 12 different ways to enhance memory and support brain function and include detailed background information on each class topic, step-by-step leader instructions, and all participant materials including quizzes, worksheets, interactive activities, and homework assignments.

The Activity Books Together, these two books include more than 150 worksheets to strengthen brain functioning! healthpropress.com/strengthenyourmind Strengthen Your Mind Program: $53.99 • Stock #29555 • ISBN 978-1-932529-55-5 Strengthen Your Mind: Volumes 1 & 2 • $44.99 each Volume 1: Stock #29319 • ISBN 978-1-932529-31-9

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Brain Flexers Games and Activities to Strengthen Memory

By Kristin Einberger and Janelle Sellick, M.S. These targeted brain fitness activities, trivia, and games exercise many areas of cognition including memory, attention, focus, spatial-visual processing, and sequencing.

Ready-to-use worksheets of activities and corresponding answer sheets are organized by theme. Fun for individuals or groups. Includes tips and advice for facilitators. $44.99 • healthpropress.com/brain-flexers • Stock #70378 • ISBN 978-1-938870-37-8

Full of valuable audio lectures, PowerPoint presentations, and printable materials from dementia care professionals, this handy flash drive is loaded with material to start, improve, or transform your activity program!

By David Troxel, M.P.H., and Kathy Laurenhue, M.A. $99.95 • healthpropress.com/ecc • Stock #70040 • ISBN 978-1-938870-04-0 • 12 PowerPoint presentations, 5+ hours of audio, 32 handouts

This 3-CD set is packed with fun activities that stimulate the brain and inspire conversation.

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Build a sense of community with these fun activities that inspire laughter, sharing, and reminiscence. Along the way, you will learn information to help personalize and improve care.

Promote creativity and encourage social interaction in older adults with this enriching creative arts therapy program.

By Kathy Laurenhue, M.A.

By Linda Levine Madori, Ph.D., CTRS-ATR-BC

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By Lydia Burdick, M.A. Use these engaging books about age-appropriate topics to start a conversation, encourage physical closeness, promote intergenerational exchanges, or provide a calming diversion for someone with dementia.

The Sunshine on My Face Easy-to-read text and colorful illustrations work together to describe universally appealing experiences—feeling the warmth of the sun on your face, listening to music, watching children play, and more.

Happy New Year to You! Celebrate each month of the year with familiar images: rain showers in April, weddings in June, school days in September.

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Share pleasant feelings about common experiences: smelling coffee in the morning, holding hands, feeling a warm breeze. $27.99 each • healthpropress.com/twolapbooks The Sunshine on My Face, 10th Anniversary Edition • Stock #70576 • ISBN 978-1-938870-57-6

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Use the creative arts to stimulate the hearts and minds of people with dementia with this evidencebased activity program.

By Linda Levine Madori, Ph.D., CTRS-ATR-BC

Effortlessly incorporate poetry and the arts into dementia care with the “recipes” in this unique guide!

By Gary Glazner $44.99 • healthpropress.com/glazner • Stock #70118 • ISBN 978-1-938870-11-8

$51.99 • healthpropress.com/levinemadori • Stock #29722 • ISBN 978-1-932529-72-2

Stimulate the brain and encourage connection with these 27 full-color photographs for adults with memory loss.

By Rae-Lynn Cebul Ziegler, OTR/L $34.99 • healthpropress.com/ziegler • Stock #29517 • ISBN 978-1-932529-51-7

Learn how to make activities more engaging for people with dementia with the communication and adaptation ideas provided for these 90 activities.

By Sylvia Nissenboim, M.S.W., L.C.S.W. $44.99 • healthpropress.com/nissenboim • Stock #12407 • ISBN 978-1-878812-40-7

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COUNSELING AND SUPPORT

COUNSELING IN DEMENTIA CARE

An Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis can be devastating.

People with dementia and their families face enormous emotional, practical, and lifestyle challenges. These practical and insightful resources will help counselors guide people with dementia and their families through these difficult experiences.

Use for support groups, training, or staff and family education.

The Enduring Self in People with Alzheimer’s

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Alzheimer’s from the Inside Out

By Richard Taylor, Ph.D. This collection of short essays offers a rare glimpse into the often EBOOK incomprehensible world of Alzheimer’s AVAILABLE disease. Diagnosed at age 61, retired psychologist Richard Taylor has shared a provocative and courageous account of his slow transformation and changing relationships with the world around him. $26.99 • healthpropress.com/taylor • Stock #29234 • ISBN 978-1-932529-23-4

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Getting to the Heart of Individualized Care EBOOK

By Sam Fazio, Ph.D.

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This enlightening book illustrates the meaning of self and the importance of providing dementia care that recognizes and supports personhood. It includes strategies for restructuring the physical and social environment to facilitate person-centered care, and shows how to reframe communication and interactions to build more meaningful relationships with people with Alzheimer’s.

USE AS A STAFF TRAINING TOOL: Discussion topics at the end of each chapter, detailed case studies, and an action plan for applying this individualized care philosophy at an organizational level make this ideal for professional development. $34.99 • healthpropress.com/fazio • Stock #29388 • ISBN 978-1-932529-38-8

Navigating the Alzheimer’s Journey A Compass for Caregiving

By Carol Bowlby Sifton, B.Sc.O.T., O.D.H. Filled with reassurances and practical advice, this award-winning book gives you the encouragement and tools you need to manage the daily care of someone with dementia in a caring, compassionate, and supportive way. Written by a longstanding professional Alzheimer’s specialist and former caregiver. $34.99 • healthpropress.com/sifton • Stock #29043 • ISBN 978-1-932529-04-3

Speaking Our Minds What It’s Like to Have Alzheimer’s, Revised Edition

By Lisa Snyder, L.C.S.W. These accounts from seven diverse individuals with Alzheimer’s and their primary care partners offers EBOOK AVAILABLE professionals, family caregivers, students, and people who have dementia the opportunity to learn more about the changes, barriers, and coping strategies that arise in daily life. $31.99 • healthpropress.com/snyder • Stock #29500 • ISBN 978-1-932529-50-0

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A Powerful Process of Transformation

By Robyn Yale, L.C.S.W. This counseling framework, designed around the unique problems and needs arising from dementia, guides the counselor and client through the many emotional, practical, and lifestyle issues to be faced. Topics explored include identity and self-esteem, resilience, relating to and educating others, stress management, and more. With this protocol, you will gain specialized skills and support roles—including coach, care planner, mediator, communications specialist, and problem solver—that will dramatically improve your ability to assist people with dementia. $39.99 • healthpropress.com/yalecounseling • Stock #70071 • ISBN 978-1-938870-07-1

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Clear and concise, this user-friendly handbook provides a practical oneon-one therapeutic technique that lets nonprofessionals guide people in reflecting on their lives from early childhood to the present, allowing individuals to learn from past experiences, settle unresolved issues, and ultimately achieve a state of life acceptance.

By Barbara K. Haight, Dr.P.H., and Barrett S. Haight, J.D.

With 10 professional and 4 family training modules, the activities and instructions presented in this easyto-follow guide will empower all caregivers by providing the support, guidance, and attention they need to succeed.

By Nancy L. Kriseman, M.S.W. $39.99 • healthpropress.com/kriseman • Stock #29067 • ISBN 978-1-932529-06-7 The Caring Spirit™ is a trademark of the author.

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Promote or revive your clients’ abilities to solve problems, cope more effectively, improve communication and social interactions, and build their selfesteem with the formal and informal reminiscence strategies contained in this essential resource.

PRACTICAL RESOURCES: Reproducible forms and charts • Diverse case examples • Timeline of U.S. cultural/historic events • International resource list

By Faith Gibson, M.A., O.B.E. $44.99 • healthpropress.com/gibson • Stock #12872 • ISBN 978-1-878812-87-2

A N A FFORDA B L E IN V ESTM ENT IN YOU R H U MA N RESO UR C ES! Get families involved in your care settings using one of the nine proven intervention strategies in this innovative book. Includes relevant forms, guidelines, and protocols.

Edited by Joseph E. Gaugler, Ph.D. $46.99 • healthpropress.com/gaugler • Stock #29074 • ISBN 978-1-932529-07-4

COUNSELING AND SUPPORT

Counseling People with Early-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease

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Accepting the Challenge Providing the Best Care for People with Dementia Featuring Teepa Snow, OTR/L, FAOTA, and Melanie Bunn, R.N., G.N.P. Produced by Alzheimers North Carolina A master training team consisting of an occupational therapist and nurse practitioner teaches state-of-the-art approaches that promote the highest quality of life for assisted living and nursing home residents.

TRAINING MODULE TOPICS INCLUDE: What is dementia? • Communication strategies • Matching care approaches to cognitive abilities • Providing meaningful activities • Handling challenging behaviors DVD

$188.00 • healthpropress.com/accepting • Stock #29128 • Total time: 190 minutes

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Essential Skills and Successful Strategies in Long-Term Care, Second Edition

By Stephen Weber Long, Ph.D.

This popular resource for professional and home-based caregivers provides proven intervention tools and strategies to identify and satisfy the needs that underlie challenging behaviors, and encourage and reinforce positive behaviors.

This user-friendly book can be used for in-service training of long-term care staff, as a curriculum for students, in workshops for family caregivers, or as a reference for mental health professionals.

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Sexuality and Long-Term Care Understanding and Supporting the Needs of Older Adults

By Gayle Appel Doll, Ph.D. Responding to the sexual desires of older adults in residential environments is a challenge for care staff, administrators, and family members. In this resource, learn how sexual expression is a significant part of personality, why and how to honor longings for intimacy, and strategies for teaching staff how to effectively, respectfully, and compassionately acknowledge those needs.

PRACTICAL RESOURCES: Sample policy guidelines • Case studies • Key lessons • Learning and discussion activities • Attitude surveys • Practical solutions to common problems $46.99 • healthpropress.com/doll • Stock #29746 • ISBN 978-1-932529-74-6

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A Program for Engaging People with Dementia through the Natural World of Birds Produced by Randy Griffin, R.N., M.S., HNC Developed by a dementia care expert and an environmental specialist from the Audubon Society, Bird Tales is an easy-to-implement, therapeutic program that uses multisensory stimulation and the natural world of birds to help people living with dementia interact with their environment and share meaningful experiences with others. This training DVD and step-by-step implementation guide will walk you through creating an outdoor environment at any care facility to attract birds and promote participants’ engagement. Appropriate for people in any stage of dementia, including advanced.

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INCLUDES: Lesson plans with suggested themes, venues, modifiable activities, and educator scripts. $64.95 • healthpropress.com/birdtales • Stock #29999 • ISBN 978-1-932529-99-9 | 18-minute DVD plus 48-page guide

B IR D TA L ES A CTIV ITY CA RDS! Bird Tales comes with downloadable activity cards to supplement the implementation of the Bird Tales program. Bird facts and conversation tips are printed on the back to encourage discussion, interaction, and multisensory stimulation with people with dementia.

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Access to Nature DVD Series Produced by Susan Rodiek, Ph.D., NCARB, and Texas A&M University Center for Health Systems & Design DVDs

This set of three interactive DVDs uses case studies, diagrams, and 3-D models to show how to adapt any residential care setting to improve residents’ ability to get outdoors and interact safely with the natural world. $35.00 each healthpropress.com/accesstonature Part 1: The Value of Nature • 28 minutes • Stock #70279 Part 2: Improving Outdoor Access • 31 minutes • Stock #70286 Part 3: Safe & Usable Outdoor Spaces • 34 minutes • Stock #70293

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Re-creating Neighborhoods for Successful Aging Edited by Pauline S. Abbott, Ed.D., Nancy Carman, M.A., C.M.C., Jack Carman, F.A.S.L.A., and Bob Scarfo, Ph.D., M.L.A. A compilation of research and practice, this vital resource provides an in-depth examination of the strengths and weaknesses of current elder housing practices and strategies, alongside goals for the future. $47.99 • healthpropress.com/abbott • Stock #29241 • ISBN 978-1-932529-24-1

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Becoming an Effective Leader in Healthcare Management The 12 Essential Skills, Second Edition

By Len Sperry, M.D., Ph.D. Administrators and managers in healthcare can improve their own expertise and performance by learning and mastering the 12 critical interpersonal, financial, and organizational management skills in this practical guide. Based on solid research findings as well as the author’s experience as a healthcare executive, consultant, and instructor, this approach teaches you to increase productivity and employee performance, preparing you to meet the inevitable challenges of the healthcare system of tomorrow. It is also a valuable text for healthcare management courses and workshops.

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This practical guide will help hospitals and health systems increase organizational productivity in a short time and at low cost. Drawing upon his successful experience with more than 70 hospitals, author Paul Fogel takes you step by step through a simple, logical, and effective approach that moves from analysis to implementation of productivity standards, and then beyond. Provided are dozens of incisive illustrations, tables, financial models, and case studies to illuminate the text’s core concepts of measurement, accountability, and fairness.

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Learn what it takes to advance in the healthcare management field and reach the top spot in both large and small organizations through the collective wisdom and career secrets of 29 highly successful CEOs who have overseen a comprehensive array of healthcare settings and services. $43.99 • healthpropress.com/aldrich • Stock #29975 • ISBN 978-1-932529-97-5

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