Communication With Elderly Adults
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How to communicate with someone who has early stage Alzheimer's or other dementias. Keep these simple communication techniques in mind.
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Why moving and money are two of the toughest issues to discuss with aging and ailing loved ones -- and practical advice to help.
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Guidance for talking to a loved one about death, from what issues you might want to discuss to being a good listener.
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