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1 SEPTEMBER 2018
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3 VIDEO TITLE LIST This video demonstrates activities to enhance social skills, stimulate Conversation and improve quality of life for those with any level of dementia. Useful for staff training. Alzheimer s: Every Minute Counts DVD (2017) This documentary video illuminates the consequences for the country unless a medical Breakthrough is discovered for this currently incurable disease. Includes English and Spanish subtitles. 60 min. For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
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12 Topics include repetitive questions, doing chores, aggressive behavior, answering difficult questions and the use of language and other forms of communication. Experts on Alzheimer s disease are interviewed and suggest ways for caregivers to meet the special challenges of dementia. For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
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17 This DVD demonstrates how person-centered care can reduce dementia-related episodes such as sundowning, aggressive-protective reactions when bathing and wanting to leave. For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
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19 Proceedings of the Fifth Early Stage Alzheimer s Conference, April 20, Included are personal accounts from people with the Alzheimer s diagnosis and their significant others. For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
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24 For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at Alzheimer s and African-Americans: Echoes from the Past
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26 For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at Accepting the Challenge: Providing the Best Care for People with Dementia
27 For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at Alive Inside Alzheimer s Disease: A World of Fear (series) Caring for Someone Who Has Early to Mid-Stage Alzheimer s Disease
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30 Almost Home Away from Her Bon Appetit: How to Create Meaningful Mealtimes in Long Term Care Creating a Safe Haven Easing the Adjustment to a Nursing Home: Strategies for Families Alive Inside Beyond the Music: The Power of Music with People Who Are Living with Dementia and Other Age-Related Conditions *. For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
31 Farm Tractor 12 pieces Dog with Leash 12 pieces Statue of Liberty 12 pieces Windmill 12 pieces Country Mill 36 pieces Durango Express 36 pieces Crimson Road 36 pieces For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
32 Alzheimer s Disease: A World of Fear Catastrophic Reactions and Other Fear Induced Behaviors Positive Solutions to Minimize Fearful Behavior Enlightened Alzheimer Caregiving Vol. 1 Managing the Difficulties of Mealtime Vol. 2 Overview of Alzheimer s Disease For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
33 El Arte de Cuidar (The Art of Caregiving) Dentro Del Cerebro: Una Guia Interactivo Spirituality in Dementia Care A Vow to Cherish: Love Remembersj Alzheimer s and African-Americans: Echoes from the Past Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer s: An Emotional Journey For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
34 For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at Amanda s Choice Accepting the Challenge: Providing the Best Care for People with Dementia Alzheimer s Disease: A World of Fear (series)
35 Amanda s Choice Don t Forget About Me (Children and Alzheimer s) Just for the Summer For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
36 KIT TITLE LIST This kit contains the same DVD s as listed in the DVD section of this list plus a discussion guide for use with groups. This title can be used as a guide for support group leaders to help family Members decide when and how a person with dementia should limit or stop driving. Many reproducible forms and information sheets are included for use by support group leaders. (This title does not include a video.) ( For inquiries, call the 24/7 Helpline at
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