Request a free copy of JKP’s latest catalogue on dementia

Our latest catalogue on Dementia and Elder Care is now available. With full information on our new and bestselling titles, this catalogue is a tremendous resource not only for those working with people affected by dementia, but also for family members, friends and anyone who works with the elderly. The catalogue includes practical books for professionals, manuals on how to incorporate creative approaches into dementia care, as well as guides on coping with dementia for friends, family and individuals who are themselves affected. Dementia catalogue cover

To receive a free copy of the catalogue, please sign up for our mailing listand we’ll get one out to you right away. You may also request multiple copies to share with friends, family, colleagues and clients–simply note how many copies of the catalogue you would like (up to 20) in the ‘any additional comments’ box on the sign-up form.

We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to get more information about our outstanding new titles such as Dementia – Support for Family and Friends by Dave Pulsford and Rachel Thompson and Can I tell you about Dementia? by Jude Welton. The catalogue also features information on bestselling titles such as Leadership for Person-Centered Dementia Care  by Buz Loveday and Playfulness and Dementia by John Killick, as well moving personal accounts of the experience of dementia such as Dancing with Dementia and  Who will I be when I die?  from Christine Bryden.

Click this link to see a listing of new and recent titles from Jessica Kingsley Publishers’ Dementia list.

To request a copy of the JKP catalogue of books on Dementia and Elder Care, please click here to fill out our sign-up sheet. Please be sure to click any additional areas of interest as well. You should receive a copy of the catalogue within two weeks.

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  1. I am respondsiblw for my 92 yr old mom who su ffers from dementia and its not easy its like dealing with a big kid and she doesn’t understand when i tell her stuff so i try to break it down but her attention span is very short i am feeling alittle overwelmed with all of this

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