Hazel May

Prepare your favorite vegan comfort food Every meal of the day, including desserts, a healthier version of loving comfort cuisine Vegan cuisine is frequently healthier but may still be as rich and cozy as traditional meals. Choosing a vegan diet is about loving your health, animals, and the environment, not sacrifices or limitations Going vegan is not as restrictive as carnivores believe Sure, all of the dishes in this cookbook are healthier than their meat and dairy counterparts, but that doesn't mean you have to give up taste Furthermore, these dishes, particularly the sweets, are a terrific way to fool the young into eating their vegetables There are also dishes from many countries and traditional American comfort cuisine Delectable breakfast recipes such as the Peanut Butter Cup Smoothie Bowl and the Biscuits and Gravy Satisfying soup recipes such as the Butternut Squash Soup and the Cream of Mushroom Soup Great sauce and condiment recipes such as the Ranch Dressing and the French Onion Dip Flavorful cheese recipes such as the Parmesan Cheese and the Sweet Potato Queso And Many, many more ... All recipes include a complete ingredient list, cooking time, number of servings, step-by-step directions, and nutritional information per serving. Are you still waiting?... Scroll back up and click the BUY NOW button at the top right of this page to get an instant download

The correlation between 'disengagement' and illness in people with dementia living in long-term care settings is becoming more widely recognised, and developing and adapting front-line staff responses to the changing needs of individuals is a crucial factor in addressing this problem. This book presents a complete practical framework for whole person assessment, care planning and review of persons with dementia or signs of dementia (including those with learning disabilities) who are in need of, or already receiving, health and/or social support. The book provides photocopiable assessment forms, guidelines for carrying out the assessment, and suggestions for tailored interventions based on the profile that emerges from the assessment process. The authors also include a clear explanation of the five theoretical components of dementia that are considered in the assessment: health, biography, personality, neurological impairment and social psychology. This good practice guide will provide a step up to the challenge of providing person centred care as a minimum standard rather than just an ideal. Care workers in residential settings and social workers assessing clients for their support requirements will find this an essential resource.

The authors, specialists in the UK, draw on developmental theory to propose a model of practice specifically for dementia care. The number of people who suffer from dementia is increasing and in consequence the problems it presents are affecting a growing number of therapists and carers. Many of these problems are peculiar to dementia and the models of care used with other client groups have proved inadequate when dealing with the provision of quality of care to people who have dementia. This revised edition contains a new opening chapter which brings our understanding of dementia up-to-date. The book looks at the relationship between occupation, wellbeing and dementia and examines the critical role of the carer in developing therapeutic interventions. Proposes a realistic model of practice for dementia care which centres on the unique occupational potential of the person with dementia. Offers positive strategies to improve wellbeing. Current information on assessment tools. Written by therapists with extensive experience in working with this client group.