Windborne press 

Windborne Press publishes and offers books on a range of subjects, including Alzheimer's disease and Alzheimer's disease caregiver support; caregiving for aging parents, healthcare, including personal medical record-keeping and disease prevention; poetry; essays; cooking; and genealogy. In 2008 Windborne Press began offering the history and humor books by Gregory K. Glassner, and absorbed the list of poetry, essay, genealogy, and cookbooks by Audra Taft  Hendrickson, privately published under the name Windflower Press. 

For 2009 Windborne Press is pleased to announce the arrival of Suzanne Roberts' Coping in New Territory - The Handbook for Children of Aging Parents, a valuable companion book to our current featured title:   

A Turn for the Better! - What Every Alzheimer's Caregiver Needs to Know by Kim Hendrickson Leffler

The book focuses on Alzheimer's disease sufferers and their caregivers, and offers tested, successful solutions to problems such as 
                    Sundowning 
                    Wandering 
                    Depression 
                    Anger 
                    Insomnia, and 
                    Withdrawal 
 which are common complications of dementia.     

Alzheimer's disease can be a devastating diagnosis, affecting the entire family. Caregivers, who are usually  the spouses of the afflicted individuals, often are elderly, and have health issues of their own. Simple fatigue can make it hard to get through each day, let alone to seek ways to make things better. The good news is that steps can be taken to change the environment, which improves the mood of Alzheimer's sufferers, and in turn relieves much of the stress felt by caregivers.   
                                                                                                                                                                                                        "A Turn for the Better! - What Every Alzheimer's Caregiver Needs to Know" provides more than four dozen solutions for common conditions, and offers hope for both Alzheimer's disease sufferers and their caregivers.  More information can be found on the Featured Title page

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