The Validation Breakthrough Simple Techniques for Communicating with People with "Alzheimer's- Type Dementia," Second Edition By Naomi Feil, M.S.W.

About the Author
Foreword
George M. Leader
Authorized Validation Organizations
Introduction
Florence Trew (1872-1963): "I died"

Part I: Alzheimer's-Type Dementia and the Use of Validation

1. Aging, Development, and Alzheimer's Disease
   
2. The Concept and Techniques of Validation
   
3. Using Validation with People Who Are Maloriented
   
4. Using Validation with People Who Are Time Confused
   
5. Using Validation with People Who Are Repetitive Movers
   
6. Using Validation with People Who Are in Vegetation
   
7. Using Validation with People with Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease
   
8. Who Benefits from Validation?
   
9. How Validation Differs from Other Therapies Used with Old-Old People

Part II: Validation in Practice

10. Communication with People Who Are Maloriented
    
11. Communicating with People Who Are Time Confused
    
12. Communicating with People Who Are Repetitive Movers
    
13. Communicating with Maloriented and Time Confused People Living in the Community
    
14. Validating Family Members
    

Part III: Group Validation

15. Setting Up Validation Groups
    
16. Frequently Asked Questions
    

References
Index