Living With Dementia Doesn't Mean You Stop Living

This book is an engaging combination of practical strategies and information to support quality of life for both the person living with dementia and their care partner. Written with insight, passion, and knowledge of the complexities of dementia, Kristine Cichowski reframes our mental model and arms us with practical strategies of accommodation. Readers receive a personal and insightful conversation with a wise and compassionate expert in dementia care. It is a must read for all involved in the dementia journey - family, friends, and health care professionals - regardless of the stage of the disease. Ruth Ann Watkins, MBA, OTR, FAOTA is Chair of the board of the RRF Foundation for Aging, former President of the board of The Village Chicago and a founding leader of The Village Chicago Brain Health and Memory Loss Program. LIVING WITH DEMENTIA DOESN'T MEAN YOU STOP LIVING is a Must Have Guide for every family member, friend, and/or health care professional who is caring for an individual with dementia. This easy to read, educational, and encouraging book offers readers candid, compassionate, and comforting solutions to care for themselves, while caring for a loved one or patient. This book is an expertly written and is a quintessential reference guidebook everyone should have on their bookshelf! Sheila N. Glazov, is a family member whose loved ones have, and have had, dementia. She is the author of the What Color Is Your Brain?(R) books, an educator, and a professional speaker.