Jon Pynoos, Ph.D., Evelyn Cohen, M.A. and Claire Lucas, M.S.G.
in collaboration with

Russell Ohta, Ph.D., Eileen Halter, M.S.G., and Sandra Hattori, O.T., M.S.G.Long Term Care National Resource Center at UCLA/USC University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA 90089-0191 ©1988 Reprinted with permission from author

• Introduction
  
  
• Part I
  Role of Environment in Supporting the Needs of the person with Alzheimer's Disease and the Caregiver in the Home
  
  
• Part II
  Behavioral Problems: Identifying Precipitating Conditions
  
  
• Part III
  Utilizing Behavioral Strategies
  
  
• Part IV
  Caregiver's Reluctance to Change the Environment
  
  
• Part V
  Resource Identification and Support in Making Changes
  
  
• Part VI
  The Need For Alternative Settings or Additional Support
  
  
• Part VII
  Strategies For Environmental Management
  
  
• PartVIII
  Behavioral Problems
  

  • Memory Loss
  • Wandering
  • Incontinence: Toileting Behavior
  • Personal Hygiene
  • Hallucinations
  • Aggressive Behavior
  • Eating
  • Boredom and Inactivity
  • Destructive or Dangerous Behavior
  • Safety

  
  
• Appendices
  

  • Mail Order Catalogues Retailers
  • Activity Resources
  • Reducing Behavioral Problems: The A.B.C. Pattern

  
  
• Selected Bibliography