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A New Book How We Age: A Doctor’s Journey into the Heart of Growing Old
By Marc E. Agronin, MD
As Marc Agronin first learned from ninety-eight-year-old Esther and, later, from countless others, the true scales of aging aren’t one-sided—you can’t list the problems without also tallying the hopes and promises. Drawing on moving personal experiences and in-depth interviews with pioneers in the field, Agronin conjures a spellbinding look at what aging means today—how our bodies and brains age, and the very way we understand aging. Da Capo Press. 2011.
Categories: General
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A New Book!
Neuroimaging Research in Geriatric Mental Health
Howard J. Aizenstein, MD, PhD; Charles F. Reynolds III, MD; Myra Fernandes, MA, PhD (Editors)
This volume examines the state-of-the-art in our understanding of the aging brain, through the application of brain imaging techniques of neuroscience to the geriatric population. By exploring the neurobiological aspects of geriatric mental health, scientists can begin to understand why abnormal aging happens and what can be done to treat it. Springer Publishing. 2010.
Categories: General
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Agitation in Patients with Dementia: A Practical Guide to Diagnosis and Management
Edited by Donald P. Hay, David T. Klein, Linda K. Hay, George T. Grossberg, John S. Kennedy
This compact volume's 16 chapters cover identifying and diagnosing the multiple types of agitation in dementia patients, looking for and treating the underlying medical etiologies, and recommending treatment and management techniques--everything from epidemiology and neurochemistry to behavior assessment scales, medications, psychotherapy, and bright light therapy. Softbound. American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. 2003.
Categories: Dementia
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Clinician's Guide to Interpersonal Psychotherapy in Late Life
By Mark D. Miller, MD
Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Cognitive Impairment (IPT-ci) aims to improve coping skills of older adults. It builds on traditional Interpersonal Psychotherapy, an evidence-based treatment that has been found useful in treating depressed elders. This guide is replete with case examples, numbered for easy reference and representing a range of patients and issues. Detailed analysis clarifies the application of IPT-ci elements. Oxford University Press. 2009
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Comprehensive Textbook of Geriatric Psychiatry, 3rd Edition
Joel Sadavoy, MD, FRCP(C), Lissy F. Jarvik, MD, PhD, George T. Grossberg, MD, and Barnett S. Meyers, MD, Eds
Formerly titled The Comprehensive Review of Geriatric Psychiatry, this reference covers the range of geriatric psychiatry including the ageing process; psychiatric disorders of the elderly; principles of diagnosis and treatment; medical-legal, ethical, and financial issues; the genetics of dementia and mood disorders; the use of spirituality in psychiatry; evidence-based treatment; psychogeriatric programs; and geriatric consultation-liaison psychiatry. Hardbound. WW Norton. 2004.
Categories: General
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Counseling the Alzheimer's Caregiver: A Resource for Health Care Professionals
By Mary S. Mittelman, Cynthia Epstein, Alicia Pierzchala
This unique desk reference covers the full spectrum of issues faced by caregivers, from diagnosis to end-of-life. Whether you are a counselor, physician, or nurse, this book shows how to provide better care each step of the way. The material is based on the longest running and largest study ever conducted of a psychosocial intervention for family caregivers. Softbound. AMA Press. 2003.
Categories: Alzheimer's Disease
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Diagnostic Issues in Dementia
Edited by Trey Sunderland, Dilip Jeste, Olusegun Baiyewu, Paul Sirovatka, and Darrel Regier
Nine chapters cover research suggestions for consideration for the DSM-V process, reflecting the nascent effort toward a new diagnostic nomenclature in the rapidly evolving field of dementia. Eighteen experts discuss Alzheimer’s disease and the aging brain, the definition of dementia, diagnostic nomenclature, the growing evidence for mild cognitive impairment as an identifiable entity suitable for inclusion in the DSM-V, and more. Paperback. American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. 2007.
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Late-Life Depression: Progress and Hope Lessons Learned from Geriatric Psychiatry
An update of AAGP's 1998 monograph on late-life depression, this monograph covers etiology and prevention, the impact of the illness, diagnosis and barriers to diagnosis, prevalence, and treatment. Includes comprehensive tables, graphs, resources, and references. A PowerPoint presentation on CD is included. 2004.
Categories: Depression
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Psychiatry in Long-Term Care, Second Edition
Edited by William E. Reichman and Paul R. Katz
Comprehensively reviews the present state of knowledge on how to identify the major psychiatric disorders affecting residents of LTC facilities and how to intervene. Provides in-depth coverage of: general approaches to assessment and treatment of behavioral disturbances, depression, anxiety, dementia, sleep impairment, psychosis, substance use disorders, and contemporary strategies for successful psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic interventions. Oxford University Press. 2009.
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Textbook in Geriatric Psychiatry, 4th Edition
Dan G. Blazer, MD, PhD, David C. Steffens, MD, MHS, and Ewald W. Busse, MD
Covering psychiatric disorders and normal ageing changes, all 32 chapters of this popular compendium have been updated, with 7 new chapters that examine the neuropsychological assessment of dementia; movement disorders in the elderly; personality disorders; agitation and suspiciousness; electroconvulsive therapy; working with the family of the older adult; and legal, ethical, and policy issues. Hardbound. American Psychiatry Publishing, Inc. 2009.
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Whistling Women: A Study of the Lives of Older Lesbians
By J. Dianne Garner, Cheryl Claassen
A unique, candid collection of the life experiences of 44 lesbians between 62 and 82 years of age. This book explores new ground with interviews about their memories, feelings, and thoughts on a diversity of perspectives—from growing up during the Depression and World War II, to retirement and old age at the height of the gay liberation movement. This unprecedented resource captures a first-person view of lesbian history. Routledge. 2004.
Categories: General
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