Developing Support Groups for Individuals with Early-Stage Alzheimer's Disease Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation By Robyn Yale, L.C.S.W. Foreword by Rea Kahn, R.N., M.P.S.

“The strongest point about this book is the breadth of information.  At times, it looks less like a book and more like a start-up kit.  It seems that anything a clinician could possibly need ... is included between the covers.”
-Clinical Gerontologist


"Robyn Yale's early stage support group model has been replicated worldwide, and this excellent book provides you with everything you need to develop a successful program...Well-respected and highly recommended!"
-Lisa Snyder, L.C.S.W., Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, University of California, San Diego


“Our Early Stage Support Program is our favorite and most successful program. We find delightful camaraderie and enduring friendships developing in each group while the participants cope with very difficult changes in their lives. We thank Robyn Yale for her pioneering and continuing effort in this field…”
-Alzheimer’s Association, Northern California Chapter


"Always sensitive and respectful of the person with Alzheimer's disease, this book is a wealth of practical information presented in a responsible and uncomplicated form.  It will give courage and understanding to practitioners undertaking this journey."
–Rea Kahn, RN, Alzheimer's Association, New York City Chapter


"This is a thorough, engaging, and well-written book…And it has broader implications for all health professionals interested in compassionate care…" 
–The Gerontologist


“I believe this book, and its effect, can be rated together with the 36-Hour Day of Mace & Rabins as a milestone in Alzheimer’s disease literature and influence.”
–Michael Livni, Alzheimer’s Disease International