"Living with Alzheimer's" serves as a personal guidebook. The information contained inside has been gathered over a two-year period through a personal experience of caring for a loved one with the disease.
This book guides you through each of the stages and provides insights into what you can expect and what you should prepare for, how to react and respond to changes in behaviours and abilities throughout the progression of the disease.
There is a need to keep raising awareness of Alzheimer's disease. But, there seems a greater need to help guide families through the process early, because the subject matter is important, and the outcome will have a profound impact on everyone's lives involved in caring for a loved one with the disease.
This book therefore, is crucial for promoting early detection, reducing the stigma attached, and advocating for more research and support services.
By recognising the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's enables early intervention for you and your family, which can lead to better disease management and an improved quality of life for those affected.
Please note: There is no One-Size-Fits-All approach to this subject. Everyone is unique. Please use this guidebook for reference only.
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Peter Jarman, based in London, UK, is an industry leading construction professional with over 25 years experience in the field. Most recently overseeing the construction of the new 'Elizabeth-Line' at Paddington station in London.
Peter is renowned for his pioneering methods to deliver efficiency and health and safety whilst overseeing some of the most complex engineering projects in Europe.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts admitted for his innovative work and application of new methods.
A long term volunteer member of a charity, Entelechy Arts Company originating with the Rotherhithe Theatre Workshop (Southeast London) in 1982. His long standing relationship with Entelechy Arts lead to his role as a long-term voluntary arts practitioner, and Trustee of the charity.
Peter developed keen interests in drama, art, music, photography and technology. This successfully enabled his early adoption, creation and application of creative problem-solving strategies in some of the most 'resistant to change' industries.
He continues to apply creative thinking processes in both a professional and personal capacity.
...and now he likes to write about it.
