For carers of people with advanced Dementia…
APPROACHING DIFFICULT DISCUSSIONS IN END STAGE DEMENTIA WORKBOOK
This resource will help you:
Feel more confident and competent recognising, managing and talking about dying in your loved one with advanced Dementia
Anticipate, not just react to, changes you are seeing in your loved one- many of which are normal and entirely predictable
Confidently have conversations with family, friends and healthcare professionals about difficult topics as the person approaches end of life
“This was the clear advice I needed and didn’t get. Thank you”
“Thank you, doctor. Sharing your knowledge and experience is critical to the rest of us going through the Dementia trip. I never really knew what I was seeing and doctors couldn’t or wouldn’t forecast or even explain symptoms.”
PURCHASE THIS GUIDE AND YOU WILL ALSO GET FREE ACCESS TO THE PDF “Dos and Don’ts when talking to a doctor who doesn’t want to talk about dying”- usually sold for £10
Answers questions like:
“What does advanced Dementia look like?”
“Where is my mother best looked after as she is approaching end of life?”
“I am being asked to make complex decisions about things like tube feeding- what do I need to know to make the right decision?”