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An Alzheimer's Surprise Party: New sentient communication skills and insights for understanding and relating to people with dementia

by Tom Richards and Stan Tomandl

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The story of one family's success in staying in communication and relationship with their father with Alzheimers using sentient communication skills.

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Coma Work and Palliative Care
An Introductory Communication Skills Manual
for Supporting People Living Near Death
by Stan Tomandl
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Even though comatose patients may be dramatically impaired, process oriented coma workers believe coma can call people to deep inner work. Remote states of consciousness, including coma, can present situations: for exploring the meaning of life; for completing unfinished business; for making spiritual connections; and for facilitating major life changes.
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Readers' Comments

Absolutely fascinating! I was captured by it... very emotional content... it is a common mistake to forget the humanity of these situations... that's what you’re retaining, the humanity of it -- GK

I have always been afraid I would get Alzheimers... like the scary aunt we visited when I was a child. Reading your book was the first time in my life I haven’t been afraid of it... and if I get it, I want Thyra to take care of me. -- ED

I think the message you 're putting out is that Alzheimers patients are all there. .. Stan's the man, here. -- JK

Alzheimers is going to teach us a lot! -- ER

The narrative is really colorful and interesting. -- JD

We the readers, can empathize with each of you... the anguish and ecstasy you experience trying to stay in relationship to the man who is in and out of remote states -- RC

The more I think about it, the more I realize that Stan really knew how to live. -- FT

I laughed and cried through the whole book. -- TB

Tom, congratulations on being such a good friend. Of course Stasche could not be there for it (The Surprise Party). A great disappointment. But, who better than a best friend to stand in as master of ceremonies. I am very touched by Fran and her comments and Stan's clear participation (in The Surprise Party.) What a tremendous gift. The real content of course is love. -- DR

I didn't find it sad. I found it touching. As I was reading it I felt I was part of your family -- NR

It is not only a scholastic text; it is a rich and beautiful piece of family history. -- LT

My future visits (to my husband) will be more meaningful because of your explanations. -- FT

My father died of Alzheimers and reading your book was very comforting. -- MS

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