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    The Dementia Whisperer: Scenes from the Frontline of Caring

    €18.75
    The Dementia Whisperer draws on many years of experience to show how she has learned to communicate with sufferers and find the essence of the person hiding behind the symptoms of dementia. Her honesty in describing the highs and lows of being a carer is an inspiration to all those struggling to find the positive side of this frightening illness.
    ISBN: 9781781610961
    AuthorJuhasz, Agnes
    Pub Date11/11/2016
    BindingPaperback
    Pages206
    AvailabilityCurrently out of stock. If available, delivery is usually 5-10 working days.
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    Agnes Juhasz, writing with great humanity and understanding, draws on many years of working with people with dementia to show how she has learned to communicate and work collaboratively with sufferers and find the essence of the person hiding behind the symptoms of the disease. Based around real-life stories she shows what she has found works and does not work, and candidly reveals her own emotions of frustration, irritation and - sometimes - amusement, and how she has learnt to cope with these. Her honesty in describing the highs and lows of being a carer is an inspiration to all those struggling to find the positive side of an illness we have all come to fear.

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    Agnes Juhasz, writing with great humanity and understanding, draws on many years of working with people with dementia to show how she has learned to communicate and work collaboratively with sufferers and find the essence of the person hiding behind the symptoms of the disease. Based around real-life stories she shows what she has found works and does not work, and candidly reveals her own emotions of frustration, irritation and - sometimes - amusement, and how she has learnt to cope with these. Her honesty in describing the highs and lows of being a carer is an inspiration to all those struggling to find the positive side of an illness we have all come to fear.