“[A]n elegant, articulate handbook for families of Alzheimer’s victims. It should be among the first that they read as they educate themselves regarding the often difficult, but potentially reinforcing, journey ahead. For professionals in geriatrics, gerontology, and Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and treatment, the book will further extend their repertoire for the conversations that should take place and suggests who should be at the table from the beginning.” (Activities, Adaptation & Aging)
“This book does an excellent job of highlighting the tasks of a primary caregiver and differentiates between passive, active, cognitive, and behavioral caregiving. . . . I would recommend this volume for physicians, psychologists, social workers, psychotherapists, counselors, care managers, case workers, nurse practitioners, and staff at senior centers, senior care agencies, and long-term care facilities.” (Journal of Psychiatric Practice)
“[C]learly written, timely, useful…. Highly recommended.” (CHOICE)
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