Publisher's Synopsis
This Caregiving Communication Book for Non Verbal Adults and Seniors is designed to support effective communication between adults with speech or cognitive challenges and their caregivers.
Ideal for patients, adults, and elderly who need help with personal care due to:- Temporary or long term speech loss and unable to speak.
- Aphasia, stroke, spinal cord or brain injuries, Alzheimer, and Dementias with cognitive decline and struggling with verbal communication.
- Nonspeaking adults who require assistance with personal and medical care.
Caregiving Communication Book for Non Verbal Adults and Seniors help adults with speech difficulties discuss their needs and feelings with caregivers, family, nursing and home care professionals. It's a practical solution that focuses on the essential aspects for improving care to enhance communication, foster independence, and improve the quality of life for many people facing communication challenges. By providing a clear and accessible way to communicate, these easy-to-understand pictures and symbols can significantly reduce frustration and misunderstandings. Featuring:
- More than 200 easy-to-understand symbols and images, well organized into 14 categories related to caregiving: Feelings, Communication, Bathing, Dressing, Meal Time, Food, Fruits, Drinks, Medical, Body Pain, Daily Activities, Places, Personal Needs, and Items.
- A guide to introduce the communication book and tips for effective communication.
- Add your own pictures: A dedicated spaces to fill with your own pictures for personalization or customization needs.
- Large-sized 8.5 x 11 inches page, with full-colored images to make it easier for adults with visual and fine motor challenges to make choices and direct their care. Users simply point to the pictures using a finger or stylus to indicate a choice.
Whether you're a caregiver, family member, or healthcare professional, Caregiving Communication Book for Non Verbal Adults and Seniors is the perfect tool help you create a more understanding and supportive environment, making a positive impact on the lives of those you care for.
