Person-Centered Care for People with Dementia: A Comprehensive Guide

By Martina Fröhlich and Christine Vlk, this book puts the skills, resources, and needs of individuals with dementia at the forefront. By combining physiotherapeutic and psychological expertise, the authors demonstrate how a person-centered, holistic approach can be successfully implemented in therapy.

A Structured and Scientifically Grounded Approach

This comprehensive guide is structured, scientifically grounded, and practice-oriented, featuring:

• Theoretical and medical considerations
• A wealth of practical tips and strategies
• numerous case studies and examples
• Insights from individuals affected by dementia

This valuable resource focuses on the abilities and resources of people with dementia, rather than their deficits, making it an essential tool for:

• Practicing physiotherapists
• Professionals in other therapeutic disciplines
• Family members or caregivers of individuals with dementia

By adopting a person-centered approach, this book provides a unique and valuable contribution to the therapeutic care of people with dementia, shifting the focus from limitations to capabilities and resources.

Discover a more comprehensive and patient-centered approach to dementia care, and learn how to:

• Empower individuals with dementia
• Develop personalized therapy plans
• Improve the quality of life for people with dementia and their caregivers

This book is a valuable resource for anyone working with individuals with dementia, providing a unique perspective on person-centered care and its application in therapy.