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Supporting Older People Using Attachment-Informed and Strengths-Based Approaches
Imogen Blood, Lydia Fransham/Guthrie
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Pädagogik
Beschreibung
The significance of attachment theory for working with older people has been overlooked, and yet its importance is clear - evident in the experiences of people who struggle to adapt to new ways of living, to life with limiting health conditions, or to new social networks.
This book explains how an understanding of attachment theory can empower health and social care staff, and improve the care of older people. It also serves as an accessible introduction to strengths-based working, covering principles and practice as well as key practice issues such as positive risk-taking, supporting people with dementia, working in end of life settings and working with whole families.
With in-depth case studies depicting a broad span of experiences and easy to use tools for practice, this practical guide serves as an essential guide for all staff supporting older adults.
This hands-on guide will help frontline workers convert this policy vision into practice.
Kundenbewertungen
dementia, psychotherapy, Alzheimers, social care, assisted living, preventative, strengths-based, attachment theory, Enablement in Dementia, care homes, health, Ambient Assisted Living Programme, Adult Attachment Interview, Age UK, social work, family therapy, Older people, psychology, self-protection, end of life, family, frontline housing, relationships, risk-taking