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Stock #29227
(ISBN 978-1-932529-22-7)
approx. 144 pages
11" x 8.5" papercover
©2007


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Memory Books and Other Graphic Cuing Systems
Practical Communication and Memory Aids for Adults with Dementia

By Michelle S. Bourgeois, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Description| | >Table of Contents | |Reviews| | Author Bio | |Excerpt

Award Winner
Mature Media Award
(2008)

  1. Research Update: The Evolution of the Memory Book
  2. Using Memory Aids to Enhance Conversation
    • Making Memory Wallets and Memory Books
    • Using the Memory Aid in Conversation
    • Troubleshooting
  1. Using Memory Aids to Enhance Orientation
    • Information Needs Assessment
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Orientation to Person
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Orientation to Place
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Orientation to Time
  1. Using Memory Aids to Enhance Communication of Wants, Needs, Safety
    • Information Needs and Environmental Assessment
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Wants (personal preferences)
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Needs (physical, pain, emotion)
    • Memory Aid Formats for: Safety (home, falls, medication, hospital)
  1. Using Memory Aids to Increase Engagement and Activity
    • Problems with Lack of Engagement and/or Activity
    • Examples of Memory Aids
  1. Using Memory Aids to Modify Problem Behaviors
    • Reducing Repetitive Questions and Behaviors
    • Reducing Problems in the Nursing Home
    • Reducing Problems in Rehab: PT, OT, SLP
    • More Examples of Written Stimuli for Fears, Anxieties, Repetitive and Agitation Behaviors
  1. Using Memory Aids in Adult Day Care, Assisted Living, and Nursing Homes
    • Memory Aids Facilitate Care Activities
    • Memory Aids Facilitate Activity Programs
    • Memory Aids Encourage Social Interaction
  1. Using Memory Aids in the Home Environment with Family Members
    • Helping Family Members Make and Use Memory Aids
    • Using Memory Aids with Children
    • Annotated Bibliography of Relevant Books for Children
  1. References

Appendices:
Wearable Memory Aid Devices
Memory Book Information Forms
Graphic Art and Supply Sources

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