Dementia Reconsidered
Professor Tom Kitwood, a clinical psychologist, transformed the way that people living with dementia need to be considered. As one reviewer put it “this is a great book for all whether working in a dementia care setting or are carers for a person with dementia. It gives a very good insight of the illness and provides some personal experiences which open every reader’s eyes to what it is like to suffer from dementia.”
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