At Wit's End

Explaining the psychiatric and psychological aspects of Alzheimer's, this book helps family members and caregivers discover effective interventions. The author focuses on the whole person and his/her social, psychological, physical, and spiritual life, and finds out how Alzheimer's can be distinguished from normal ageing and other diseases.

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A simple, straightforward, and easy-to-read summary about Alzheimer's as a disease and condition, written without technical jargon or impractical detail. Many books delve into other areas of Alzheimer's, emphasising the financial, legal, and treatment needs of the afflicted. ""At Wit's End"" is unique because it not only explains the psychiatric and psychological aspects of Alzheimer's, but it also helps family members and caregivers discover a wealth of effective interventions. Kraus focuses on the whole person and his/her social, psychological, physical, and spiritual life. In this book, find out how Alzheimer's can be distinguished from normal ageing and other diseases that mimic its symptoms including the wide array of associated behaviours. Also, find out what medical treatments are available, both traditional and alternative.