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نویسندگان: Adrienne Ione
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ISBN (شابک) : 9783031554391, 9783031554407
ناشر: Springer
سال نشر: 2024
تعداد صفحات: 373
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Dementia Grief Therapy: A Guide for Health Professionals به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب درمان غم و اندوه زوال عقل: راهنمای متخصصان سلامت نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
Preface Contributors to the Book Acknowledgments Disclaimer Contents Abbreviations Part I: Foundations for Developing Dementia Health Chapter 1: Introduction Dementia Health Grief Historical Perspective of Dementia Diagnosis Diseases with Dementia Symptoms Alzheimer’s Vascular Lewy Bodies Frontotemporal Parkinson’s Multiple Sclerosis Creutzfeldt-Jacobs Neurosyphilis Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Huntington’s Disease Posterior Cortical Atrophy Korsakoff Down Syndrome Modifiable Risk Factors Structure of Book Part I: Foundations for Developing Dementia Health Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Social Justice Chapter 3: Grief Recognition Within Dementia Health: A Global Perspective Chapter 4: Demystifying the Dementia Divide Part II: Proposed Model of Therapy: Global Ethics, Therapeutic Particulars, and Case Composites Chapter 5: Guiding Ethical Considerations Chapter 6: A Proposed Model of Therapy: Dementia Grief Therapy Chapters 7–9: Case Composite: Masahiro, Case Composite: Vikash, and Case Composite: Grace Part III: Importance of Considering a History of Trauma in Dementia Health: Evidence, Limitations and Conclusions Chapter 10: Evidence for Including a History of Trauma as a Risk Factor for Dementia Development Chapter 11: Limitations, Shortfalls, and Future Recommendations: On Therapies, Policies, and Programs Chapter 12: Conclusion Chapter Summary Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 2: Social Justice Models for Understanding Dementia and BPSD Medical Integrative Rights-Based Highlighting Agency and Identity: Multimorbidity, Symptomatology, and Resilience Multimorbidity Symptomatology Resilience Dimensions of Social Justice Model in Dementia Health Liberatory Critical Consciousness Empowerment Modifiable Risk Factors Dementia: The Body and the Brain Trauma Prevalence Current Legislation History of Trauma Theory Questionnaire Development: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Importance of Trauma History to Dementia Health Understanding the Significance of the Psychological Family Anxiety and Depression Measuring Inner Mastery Trauma-Informed Approach to Dementia Health Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 3: Grief Recognition Within Dementia Health: A Global Perspective What’s Grief Got to Do with It? Chronic Grief Reactions Delayed Grief Reactions Exaggerated Grief Reactions Masked Grief Reactions Power of Dreams Understanding the Mourning Process Past Future Mediators of Mourning Attachment Styles Personality Variables Social Variables Systems Approach to Mourning Historical Losses Role Adjustments Physical-Emotional Losses Theoretical Model of Dementia Mourning Identify and Experience Feelings Living Without the Deceased Find Meaning in the Loss Cross-Cultural Representations of Grief Japan India The United States Grief Theories in the Context of Dementia Health Anticipatory Grief Theory Ambiguous Loss Theory Closure Attachments Identity Disenfranchised Grief Theory Prolonged Grief Disorder or Complicated Grief Considering Attachments Dementia Grief Grief Therapy in Dementia Health Reviewing Memories Struggles with Mourning Tasks Linking Objects Five Theoretical Models of Dementia Grief Two-Track Model of Dementia Grief Structure Application Blandin and Pepin Structure Application Dementia Grief-Stress Model Structure Application 3-A Model of Dementia Grief Structure Application Stage Sensitive Model of Dementia Grief Structure Application Dementia Grief Models Summary Viewing BPSD Through a Grief Lens Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 4: Demystifying the Dementia Divide Background Japan Dementia as a Public Health Priority Awareness and Friendliness Risk Reduction Diagnosis, Treatment, Care, and Support Support for Carers Information Systems for Dementia Research and Innovation Summary India Dementia as a Public Health Priority Awareness and Friendliness Risk Reduction Diagnosis, Treatment, Care, and Support Support for Carers Information Systems for Dementia Research and Innovation Summary United States Dementia as a Public Health Priority Awareness and Friendliness Risk Reduction Diagnosis, Treatment, Care, and Support Support for Carers Information Systems for Dementia Research and Innovation Summary Section Summary Pre-Diagnosis: Assessment, Screening, and Testing Assessment Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) and Clock Draw Test (CDT) AD8 Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) Cultural Relevance Assessment Summary Screening Testing Problem Identification Problem Clarification Participant Characteristics Monitoring Treatment Progress Post-Diagnosis: Death, Therapy, and Living Possibilities of Dying Seven Sensitivities Importance of Whole Person Autonomy Sensitivity to Self Therapeutic Orientations Gestalt Contact Conscious Awareness Experimentation Integrative Contemplative Existentialism Feminism Emotional-Behavioral Congruence Autonomy Self-Actualization Adlerian Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy Person-Centered Therapy Process Internal Shifts Process Structure Evaluation Continued Living Identity Validation Sibling Death Stigmatized Past Historical Roots of Attachment Theory Resistance Reunification Relinquishment Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Part II: Proposed Model of Therapy: Global Ethics, Therapeutic Particulars, and Case Composites Chapter 5: Guiding Ethical Considerations Clinical Cultural Competence Attention to Self and Other Empowerment Meaning Making and Construction of Reality Community Membership Ethnicity Culture Spirituality Celebration of Ambiguity Ethical Considerations Four-Box Method The Five P Model Practical Application of the Five P Model Confidentiality Danger to Self or Others Third-Party Payer Neglect or Abuse Application of Confidentiality Further Application of the Five P Model Decision-Making Capacity Beneficence and Autonomy Informed Decisions Importance of Assent Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 6: A Proposed Model of Therapy: Dementia Grief Therapy Background Attachment Dimensions: Loss–Love Axis and Parasympathetic–Sympathetic Axis Aging Trauma and Unmetabolized Grief Dementia Relational Perspective of Internal Attachments Section Summary Proposed Model: Dementia Grief Therapy Informed Consent Intake Medical History Participant Strengths Motivation for Change Treatment Plan Clarifying Treatment Focus Realistic Expectations Measuring Treatment Progress Development Process Problem List Goals and Objectives Participant Strengths Case Conceptualization Comprehensive List of Problems Nature of Problem Identify Problem Patterns Develop Working Hypothesis Validate and Refine Hypotheses Test and Revise Hypotheses Process of Change Dignity Individualized Considerations Dimensions of Well-being Session Specifics Collaborator Orientation Partnership and Agency Meeting Location Ethical Considerations of Meeting Locations Clinics and Hospitals Office Residence Public Parks Physical Activity or Bodily Movement Empowerment Performance Mastery Transfer Physiological Effects Nature Grounding Work Breath Awareness and Present Moment Awareness Imagination Nonjudgment SOAP Notes Monitoring Treatment Progress Intervention Instrumentation Insight Subjective Experiences Behavior Change Symptom Relief Demonstrating Clinical Usefulness Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry Appendix Case Conceptualization References Chapter 7: Case Composite: Masahiro Background Intake Goals and Motivations Explorations, Interventions, and Discoveries Overall Outcomes Case Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry Appendix Case Conceptualization References Chapter 8: Case Composite: Vikash Background Intake Goals and Motivations Explorations, Interventions, and Discoveries Desired Meeting Locations Overall Outcomes Case Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry Appendix Case Coneptualization: Vikash Reference Chapter 9: Case Composite: Grace Background Intake Goals and Motivations Explorations, Interventions, and Discoveries Overall Outcomes Case Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry Appendix Case Conceptualization: Grace References Part III: Importance of Considering a History of Trauma in Dementia Health: Evidence, Limitations and Conclusions Chapter 10: Evidence for Including a History of Trauma as a Risk Factor for Dementia Development Unmetabolized Grief: An Emotional Equivalent of TBI Methods and Materials Results Discussion Trauma-Informed Dementia Health: On Policy and Program Recommendations Dementia Treatment COVID-19 Race Trauma Methods Results Conclusions Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 11: Limitations, Shortfalls, and Future Recommendations: On Therapies, Policies, and Programs Researcher Bias Generalizability Oversimplification Measuring Errors Applicability Confidentiality Chapter Summary Learning Objectives Further Inquiry References Chapter 12: Conclusion Individual (micro) Local or Regional (meso) National (macro) Next Steps Learning Objectives Further Inquiry Index