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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
..........................................................................................
V
PREFACE
...........................................................................................................
XI
1
DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................................
1
1.1
TERMINOLOGY
.......................................................................................
1
1.1.1
INDIVIDUALS
PROVIDING
AND
RECEIVING
CARE
...........................................
1
1.2
CAREGIVER
DEMOGRAPHICS
....................................................................
3
1.2.1
ETHNIC
AND
RACIAL
DIVERSITY
OF
CAREGIVERS
...........................................
3
1.2.2
AGE,
RELATIONSHIP
TO
CARE
RECIPIENT,
AND
GENDER
..............................
4
1.2.3
REASONS
FOR
PROVIDING
CARE
...............................................................
4
1.3
THE
EMOTIONAL
AND
PHYSICAL
IMPACTS
OF
CAREGIVING
...........................
5
1.3.1
COMMON
CAREGIVER
RESPONSES
TO
STRESS:
MENTAL
HEALTH
ISSUES
....
5
1.3.2
COMMON
CAREGIVER
RESPONSES
TO
STRESS:
PHYSICAL
HEALTH
ISSUES
...
6
1.3.3
OTHER
STRESSORS
MOST
CAREGIVERS
FACE
..............................................
6
1.3.4
POSITIVE
ASPECTS
OF
CAREGIVING
............................................................
8
1.4
KNOWLEDGE
OF
THE
CARE
RECIPIENT
S
DEMENTIA
....................................
8
1.4.1
NEUROCOGNITIVE
DISORDERS:
BASICS
ABOUT
DEMENTIA
...........................
9
2
THEORIES
AND
MODELS
.........................................................................
14
2.1
STRESS
AND
COPING
MODEL
...................................................................
14
2.2
SOCIOCULTURAL
MODEL
...........................................................................
15
2.3
TRAJECTORY
OF
ILLNESS
MODEL
.................................................................
16
2.4
TRANSITION
INTO
EARLY-STAGE
CAREGIVING
..............................................
18
2.4.1
DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................................
18
2.4.2
INTERVENTIONS
......................................................................................
18
2.5
EARLY-STAGE
CAREGIVING
......................................................................
19
2.5.1
DESCRIPTION
...................................................................
-
...................
19
2.5.2
INTERVENTION
......................................................................................
19
2.6
TRANSITION
INTO
MIDDLE
STAGE
.............................................................
20
2.6.1
DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................................
20
2.6.2
INTERVENTIONS
......................................................................................
21
2.7
TRANSITION
INTO
LATE
STAGE
..................................................................
22
2.7.1
DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................................
22
2.7.2
INTERVENTIONS
......................................................................................
23
2.8
POSTCAREGIVING
LIFE
...........................................................
YY
................
23
2.8.1
DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................................
23
2.8.2
INTERVENTIONS
.....................................................................................
24
2.9
INTERVENTIONS
WITH
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
...................................................
24
2.9.1
RATIONALE
FOR
THE
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
APPROACH
.....................................
24
2.9.2
THEORIES
OF
FAMILY
THERAPY
AND
APPLICATIONS
TO
CAREGIVING
.............
24
2.10
DYADIC
MODELS
....................................................................................
25
3
ASSESSMENT
.......................................................................................
26
3.1
CAREGIVER
CORE
ASSESSMENT
BATTERY
.................................................
26
3.1.1
OVERALL
MENTAL
HEALTH
........................................................................
26
3.1.2
CAREGIVER
SPECIFIC
CHALLENGES
............................................................
27
3.1.3
CAREGIVER
SUPPORTS
.............................................................................
27
3.2
OPTIONAL
MEASURES
TO
ADDRESS
UNIQUE
NEEDS
..................................
29
3.2.1
ASSESSMENT
OF
SUICIDALITY
.................................................................
29
3.2.2
SCREENING
FOR
COGNITIVE
FUNCTION
.......................................................
31
3.2.3
OTHER
SPECIFIC
MEASURES
....................................................................
31
3.2.4
ASSESSING
DOMAINS
NOT
LISTED
..........................................................
31
3.2.5
WORKING
WITH
DIVERSE
CAREGIVERS
......................................................
31
3.2.6
MONITORING
CHANGE
.............................................................................
32
3.3
ASSESSMENT
TOOLS
IN
DEPTH
...............................................................
32
3.3.1
OVERALL
MENTAL
HEALTH
........................................................................
32
3.3.2
CAREGIVING
CHALLENGES
........................................................................
33
3.3.3
CAREGIVING
SUPPORTS
...........................................................................
34
3.3.4
OPTIONAL
MEASURES
.............................................................................
35
4
INTERVENTIONS
TO
REDUCE
CAREGIVER
DISTRESS
....................................
39
4.1
INTRODUCTION
OF
STEPPED
APPROACH
.....................................................
39
4.1.1
LEVELS
OF
INTERVENTION
..........................................................................
39
4.1.2
SUPPORTING
EVIDENCE
FOR
INTERVENTIONS
..............................................
41
4.1.3
DIVERSITY
AND
INCLUSION
ISSUES
............................................................
42
4.2
PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL
INTERVENTIONS
.......................................................
44
4.2.1
COPING
WITH
CAREGIVING
(CWC)
............................................................
45
4.2.2
SAVVY
CAREGIVER
PROGRAM
...................................................................
46
4.2.3
INNER
RESOURCES
FOR
STRESS
(IR)
..........................................................
47
4.2.4
BUILDING
BETTER
CAREGIVERS
(BBC)
.......................................................
48
4.2.5
ISUPPORT
...........................
49
4.3
SPECIALIZED
CARE:
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
.........................
49
4.3.1
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIORAL
THERAPY
(CBT)
...................................................
50
4.3.2
ACCEPTANCE
AND
COMMITMENT
THERAPY
(ACT)
...................................
51
4.4
MULTICOMPONENT
INTERVENTION
PROGRAMS
............................................
52
4.4.1
RESOURCES
FOR
ENHANCING
ALZHEIMER
CAREGIVERS
HEALTH
(REACH
II)
..
53
4.4.2
NEW
YORK
UNIVERSITY
CAREGIVER
INTERVENTION
(NYUCI)
PROGRAM
...........
53
4.5
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
APPROACH
.................................................................
54
4.5.1
FAMILY
INTERVENTIONS
...........................................................................
54
4.5.2
DYADIC
THERAPY
..................................................................................
56
4.6
TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED
INTERVENTIONS
.....................................................
57
4.6.1
CAREGIVER
WELLNESS
AND
SELF-CARE
.....................................................
58
4.6.2
CAREGIVER
EDUCATION
AND
NAVIGATION
.................................................
58
4.6.3
CAREGIVER
SUPPORT
...............................................................................
58
4.6.4
CAREGIVING
TASK
MANAGEMENT
............................................................
59
4.6.5
ADAPTIVE
HOME
PRODUCTS
..................................................................
59
4.6.6
USING
TECHNOLOGY
IN
SESSION
.....................................................................
60
4.7
OTHER
INTERVENTIONS
.............................................................................
60
4.7.1
CARE
MANAGEMENT
.............................................................................
61
4.7.2
PALLIATIVE
CARE
....................................................................................
63
4.8
ETHICAL
DILEMMAS
OFTEN
EXPERIENCED
BY
CAREGIVERS
.........................
63
4.8.1
OVER-ARCHING
THEMES
..........................................................................
64
4.8.2
PRACTICAL
ISSUES
ROOTED
IN
ETHICAL
DILEMMAS
IN
THE
CAREGIVING
TRAJECTORY
...........................................................
65
4.9
SUMMARY
OF
CRITICAL
POINTS
TO
EFFECTIVELY
TREAT
DISTRESSED
CAREGIVERS
..........................................................................................
66
5
PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICE
ISSUES
............................................................
68
5.1
TRAINING
CONTENT
AND
COMPETENCIES
.................................................
68
5.2
EDUCATION
AND
TRAINING
RESOURCES
.....................................................
68
5.3
BILLING
FOR
CAREGIVER
SERVICES
..............................................................
69
6
CASE
VIGNETTE
....................................................................................
74
7
FURTHER
READING
................................................................................
79
8
REFERENCES
.........................................................................................
81
9
APPENDIX:
TOOLS
AND
RESOURCES
........................................................
90
|
| adam_txt |
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.
V
PREFACE
.
XI
1
DESCRIPTION
.
1
1.1
TERMINOLOGY
.
1
1.1.1
INDIVIDUALS
PROVIDING
AND
RECEIVING
CARE
.
1
1.2
CAREGIVER
DEMOGRAPHICS
.
3
1.2.1
ETHNIC
AND
RACIAL
DIVERSITY
OF
CAREGIVERS
.
3
1.2.2
AGE,
RELATIONSHIP
TO
CARE
RECIPIENT,
AND
GENDER
.
4
1.2.3
REASONS
FOR
PROVIDING
CARE
.
4
1.3
THE
EMOTIONAL
AND
PHYSICAL
IMPACTS
OF
CAREGIVING
.
5
1.3.1
COMMON
CAREGIVER
RESPONSES
TO
STRESS:
MENTAL
HEALTH
ISSUES
.
5
1.3.2
COMMON
CAREGIVER
RESPONSES
TO
STRESS:
PHYSICAL
HEALTH
ISSUES
.
6
1.3.3
OTHER
STRESSORS
MOST
CAREGIVERS
FACE
.
6
1.3.4
POSITIVE
ASPECTS
OF
CAREGIVING
.
8
1.4
KNOWLEDGE
OF
THE
CARE
RECIPIENT
'
S
DEMENTIA
.
8
1.4.1
NEUROCOGNITIVE
DISORDERS:
BASICS
ABOUT
DEMENTIA
.
9
2
THEORIES
AND
MODELS
.
14
2.1
STRESS
AND
COPING
MODEL
.
14
2.2
SOCIOCULTURAL
MODEL
.
15
2.3
TRAJECTORY
OF
ILLNESS
MODEL
.
16
2.4
TRANSITION
INTO
EARLY-STAGE
CAREGIVING
.
18
2.4.1
DESCRIPTION
.
18
2.4.2
INTERVENTIONS
.
18
2.5
EARLY-STAGE
CAREGIVING
.
19
2.5.1
DESCRIPTION
.
-
.
19
2.5.2
INTERVENTION
.
19
2.6
TRANSITION
INTO
MIDDLE
STAGE
.
20
2.6.1
DESCRIPTION
.
20
2.6.2
INTERVENTIONS
.
21
2.7
TRANSITION
INTO
LATE
STAGE
.
22
2.7.1
DESCRIPTION
.
22
2.7.2
INTERVENTIONS
.
23
2.8
POSTCAREGIVING
LIFE
.
YY
.
23
2.8.1
DESCRIPTION
.
23
2.8.2
INTERVENTIONS
.
24
2.9
INTERVENTIONS
WITH
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
.
24
2.9.1
RATIONALE
FOR
THE
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
APPROACH
.
24
2.9.2
THEORIES
OF
FAMILY
THERAPY
AND
APPLICATIONS
TO
CAREGIVING
.
24
2.10
DYADIC
MODELS
.
25
3
ASSESSMENT
.
26
3.1
CAREGIVER
CORE
ASSESSMENT
BATTERY
.
26
3.1.1
OVERALL
MENTAL
HEALTH
.
26
3.1.2
CAREGIVER
SPECIFIC
CHALLENGES
.
27
3.1.3
CAREGIVER
SUPPORTS
.
27
3.2
OPTIONAL
MEASURES
TO
ADDRESS
UNIQUE
NEEDS
.
29
3.2.1
ASSESSMENT
OF
SUICIDALITY
.
29
3.2.2
SCREENING
FOR
COGNITIVE
FUNCTION
.
31
3.2.3
OTHER
SPECIFIC
MEASURES
.
31
3.2.4
ASSESSING
DOMAINS
NOT
LISTED
.
31
3.2.5
WORKING
WITH
DIVERSE
CAREGIVERS
.
31
3.2.6
MONITORING
CHANGE
.
32
3.3
ASSESSMENT
TOOLS
IN
DEPTH
.
32
3.3.1
OVERALL
MENTAL
HEALTH
.
32
3.3.2
CAREGIVING
CHALLENGES
.
33
3.3.3
CAREGIVING
SUPPORTS
.
34
3.3.4
OPTIONAL
MEASURES
.
35
4
INTERVENTIONS
TO
REDUCE
CAREGIVER
DISTRESS
.
39
4.1
INTRODUCTION
OF
STEPPED
APPROACH
.
39
4.1.1
LEVELS
OF
INTERVENTION
.
39
4.1.2
SUPPORTING
EVIDENCE
FOR
INTERVENTIONS
.
41
4.1.3
DIVERSITY
AND
INCLUSION
ISSUES
.
42
4.2
PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL
INTERVENTIONS
.
44
4.2.1
COPING
WITH
CAREGIVING
(CWC)
.
45
4.2.2
SAVVY
CAREGIVER
PROGRAM
.
46
4.2.3
INNER
RESOURCES
FOR
STRESS
(IR)
.
47
4.2.4
BUILDING
BETTER
CAREGIVERS
(BBC)
.
48
4.2.5
ISUPPORT
.
49
4.3
SPECIALIZED
CARE:
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTIONS
.
49
4.3.1
COGNITIVE
BEHAVIORAL
THERAPY
(CBT)
.
50
4.3.2
ACCEPTANCE
AND
COMMITMENT
THERAPY
(ACT)
.
51
4.4
MULTICOMPONENT
INTERVENTION
PROGRAMS
.
52
4.4.1
RESOURCES
FOR
ENHANCING
ALZHEIMER
CAREGIVERS
HEALTH
(REACH
II)
.
53
4.4.2
NEW
YORK
UNIVERSITY
CAREGIVER
INTERVENTION
(NYUCI)
PROGRAM
.
53
4.5
FAMILY
SYSTEMS
APPROACH
.
54
4.5.1
FAMILY
INTERVENTIONS
.
54
4.5.2
DYADIC
THERAPY
.
56
4.6
TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED
INTERVENTIONS
.
57
4.6.1
CAREGIVER
WELLNESS
AND
SELF-CARE
.
58
4.6.2
CAREGIVER
EDUCATION
AND
NAVIGATION
.
58
4.6.3
CAREGIVER
SUPPORT
.
58
4.6.4
CAREGIVING
TASK
MANAGEMENT
.
59
4.6.5
ADAPTIVE
HOME
PRODUCTS
.
59
4.6.6
USING
TECHNOLOGY
IN
SESSION
.
60
4.7
OTHER
INTERVENTIONS
.
60
4.7.1
CARE
MANAGEMENT
.
61
4.7.2
PALLIATIVE
CARE
.
63
4.8
ETHICAL
DILEMMAS
OFTEN
EXPERIENCED
BY
CAREGIVERS
.
63
4.8.1
OVER-ARCHING
THEMES
.
64
4.8.2
PRACTICAL
ISSUES
ROOTED
IN
ETHICAL
DILEMMAS
IN
THE
CAREGIVING
TRAJECTORY
.
65
4.9
SUMMARY
OF
CRITICAL
POINTS
TO
EFFECTIVELY
TREAT
DISTRESSED
CAREGIVERS
.
66
5
PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICE
ISSUES
.
68
5.1
TRAINING
CONTENT
AND
COMPETENCIES
.
68
5.2
EDUCATION
AND
TRAINING
RESOURCES
.
68
5.3
BILLING
FOR
CAREGIVER
SERVICES
.
69
6
CASE
VIGNETTE
.
74
7
FURTHER
READING
.
79
8
REFERENCES
.
81
9
APPENDIX:
TOOLS
AND
RESOURCES
.
90 |
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| title_full | Family caregiver distress Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, Departmentof Psychiatryand Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA; Ann Choryan Bilbrey, Optimal Aging Center for Training and Research Consultation, Sunnyvale, CA; Sara Honn Qualls, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO, Rita Ghatak, Aging 101, Center for Care and Innovation, Los Altos, CA; Ranak B. Trivedi, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA, Center for Innovation to Implementation, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA; Lynn C. Waelde, Palo Alto University, Palo Alto, CA |
| title_fullStr | Family caregiver distress Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, Departmentof Psychiatryand Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA; Ann Choryan Bilbrey, Optimal Aging Center for Training and Research Consultation, Sunnyvale, CA; Sara Honn Qualls, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO, Rita Ghatak, Aging 101, Center for Care and Innovation, Los Altos, CA; Ranak B. Trivedi, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA, Center for Innovation to Implementation, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA; Lynn C. Waelde, Palo Alto University, Palo Alto, CA |
| title_full_unstemmed | Family caregiver distress Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, Departmentof Psychiatryand Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA; Ann Choryan Bilbrey, Optimal Aging Center for Training and Research Consultation, Sunnyvale, CA; Sara Honn Qualls, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO, Rita Ghatak, Aging 101, Center for Care and Innovation, Los Altos, CA; Ranak B. Trivedi, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA, Center for Innovation to Implementation, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA; Lynn C. Waelde, Palo Alto University, Palo Alto, CA |
| title_short | Family caregiver distress |
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