Cognitive Disorders, Jewish Philosophy, Parenting & Family - Jewish Life, Ethics & Moral Philosophy - Theoretical, Aging - General & Miscellaneous, Neurology, Community & Home Care - General & Miscellaneous, Characteristics & Qualities - Self-Improvement
Jewish Visions for Aging: A Practical Professional Handbook
Dayle A. Friedman, Thomas R. Cole (Foreword by), Eugene B. Borowitz
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Overview
Developed from over two decades of eldercare experience, this empowering sourcebook examines how to bring a new face to aging by creating an environment where elders can find joy and meaning. It presents innovative ways to bring higher quality to elders' lives from the inside out, by empowering them as learners and teachers, celebrants and worshippers - participants with talents, wisdom and resources to bring to their personal lives and the community.Synopsis
Developed from over two decades of eldercare experience, this empowering sourcebook examines how to bring a new face to aging by creating an environment where elders can find joy and meaning. It presents innovative ways to bring higher quality to elders' lives from the inside out, by empowering them as learners and teachers, celebrants and worshippers - participants with talents, wisdom and resources to bring to their personal lives and the community.
Book Details
Published
September 1, 2008
Publisher
Jewish Lights Publishing
Pages
300
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781580233484