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Bathing with Even Less of a Battle?

Bathing without a Battle, the groundbreaking approach to delivering individualized care for people with dementia, is now in its second edition.

In addition to the original materials, the new book substantially updates the section on special concerns, including pain, skin care, transfers, the environment, and determining the appropriate level of assistance.

Elise Nakhnikian is PHI’s Senior Online Editor

One Response to “Bathing with Even Less of a Battle?”

  1. Patricia Downing says:

    In 2004 I attended a Cultural Change Conference where I first learned about Bathing without a Battle. At that time I was responsible for giving residents a whirlpool. I had one particular resident who became very combative dyring her bath. With the technique I learned at this conference I was able to bath this resident and others without them becoming upset. I want to say that this approach to bathing is wonderful for both parties involved. I can’t wait to read the second edition.

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