Caregiver burnout in dementia is concerned with physical and emotional exhaustion, involving the development of a negative self-concept and an unhealthy or resentful attitude toward the caregiving role. This paper explores two interventions aimed at alleviating the psychological strain on carers, and resulting in a supportive environment for carers to perform their role. The paper explores key concepts involved in the facilitation of behavioural change, and the promotion of emotional growth through selfexpression cumulating in a better quality of care for the person living with dementia
After more than a decade of concerted effort by policy-makers in Canada and elsewhere to encourage o...
Informal caregivers of people with dementia are at an increased risk of negative outcomes, including...
Participation in activity is essential for the psychological well-being of people with dementia. The...
Caregiver burnout in dementia is concerned with physical and emotional exhaustion, involving the dev...
Aim: Caregivers of dementia patients experience high levels of burden; this is especially true of ca...
Care work is emotionally and physically demanding and is coupled with organisational challenges. As ...
Psychosocial interventions aim to mitigate the serious consequences of dementia for the daily life o...
In this paper I will describe the development and implementation of a dementia caregiver support gro...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study was to explore the caregiver experiences in taking care of dem...
Background: People living with dementia (PWD) and their informal caregivers often report difficultie...
The Coping With Caring Program (CWCP) is an innovative, self-directed correspondence program to trea...
Over the next decades the number of persons with dementia will increase substantially. A growing per...
<em>The growing incidence of dementia poses several challenges to the social support networks of peo...
Many people try to present their best side to the pubic world; people with dementia are no exceptio...
Objective: Research has established that providing care for a person with dementia may have a negati...
After more than a decade of concerted effort by policy-makers in Canada and elsewhere to encourage o...
Informal caregivers of people with dementia are at an increased risk of negative outcomes, including...
Participation in activity is essential for the psychological well-being of people with dementia. The...
Caregiver burnout in dementia is concerned with physical and emotional exhaustion, involving the dev...
Aim: Caregivers of dementia patients experience high levels of burden; this is especially true of ca...
Care work is emotionally and physically demanding and is coupled with organisational challenges. As ...
Psychosocial interventions aim to mitigate the serious consequences of dementia for the daily life o...
In this paper I will describe the development and implementation of a dementia caregiver support gro...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study was to explore the caregiver experiences in taking care of dem...
Background: People living with dementia (PWD) and their informal caregivers often report difficultie...
The Coping With Caring Program (CWCP) is an innovative, self-directed correspondence program to trea...
Over the next decades the number of persons with dementia will increase substantially. A growing per...
<em>The growing incidence of dementia poses several challenges to the social support networks of peo...
Many people try to present their best side to the pubic world; people with dementia are no exceptio...
Objective: Research has established that providing care for a person with dementia may have a negati...
After more than a decade of concerted effort by policy-makers in Canada and elsewhere to encourage o...
Informal caregivers of people with dementia are at an increased risk of negative outcomes, including...
Participation in activity is essential for the psychological well-being of people with dementia. The...