Published March, 2015
By Liz Quish
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 3.00
Availability: Available

A practical guide for parents, teachers, youth workers and others caring for and working with teenagers/young adults who engage in self-harming and have suicidal thoughts - or even attempt suicide. It includes many tips on how to support vulnerable teenagers and increase their self-esteem and resilience

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Published December, 2014
By Mary Jordan
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 5.00
Availability: Available

Mary Jordan, author of The Essential Carer's Guide, explains what you can expect when you receive a diagnosis of one of the many causes of dementia and what you can do to manage life going forward - how you can slow the progress of symptoms and how you can maximise available support.

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Published May, 2014
By Cecil Helman
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 5.00
Availability: Contact supplier

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Published November, 2013
By Suzan Collins
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 5.00
Availability: Not available (reason unspecified)

Suzan Collins' account of the terrible chain of events that followed her mother breaking her leg in mysterious circumstances at her nursing home, is made more shocking because of Suzan's long experience of working in the health and social care system. By sharing her story and knowledge her hope is to spare others the same ordeal.

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Published June, 2013
By Mary Jordan
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 5.00
Availability: Available

With extensive experience of the NHS, caring for elderly relatives, and - most recently - working for a major dementia charity, Mary Jordan has updated and revised her Essential Carer's Guide to provide the key information you need when faced with caring for an increasingly frail relative or friend.

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Published April, 2013
By Mary Jordan
Publisher: Hammersmith Health Books
Rating: 5.00
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Mary Jordan brings together information from a wealth of research papers and other sources that give strong pointers about how changes in diet and lifestyle might reduce the risk or mitigate the consequences of dementia. She reviews the empirical evidence on causes and connections so that readers can judge for themselves what might be true.

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