PUBLICATIONS Alzheimer’s A to Z A Quick Reference Guide Jytte Lokvig, Ph. D. and with John D. Becker, M.D. Organized as an encyclopedia, Alzheimer’s A to Z offers key information for those caring for Alzheimer’s patients that they may not find anywhere else. An array of practical information ranging from how to get your parent dressed in the morning to how short term memory works, Alzheimer’s A to Z is formatted with brief and self-explanatory headings, followed by explanation and anecdotal applications. This book will be the quick go to guide for those who need information about this disease, fast. TO ORDER:Click here Alzheimer’s A to Z Secrets to Successful Caregiving Jytte Lokvig, M.A. This edition is out of print. A few collectors' copies are still available. Inquiries to: lokvig@yahoo.com The original first edition was featured on the cover of Publishers Weekly, March 3, 2003 (lower right hand corner.) To order:  Click here REVIEW FROM MIDWEST BOOKVIEWS Practical and useful in real life situations "Alzheimer's A to Z: Secrets of Successful Caregiving" is a wonderful book for those dealing with a friend or loved one with Alzheimer's. The book is organized alphabetically by topic. These topics include agitation, baby talk,"Alzheimer's A to Z: Secrets of Successful Caregiving" is a wonderful book for those dealing with a friend or loved one with Alzheimer's. The book is organized coaching, cursing, diet, driving, eating, fantasy, hallucinations, listening, medication, obsessive behavior, pets, routines, singing, undressing, vitamins, word substitution, and many others. Each topic gives examples of the specific item, suggestions on how to handle the situation, and related topics. This organization is one of the things that make this book so valuable. You don't have to completely read through the entire thing to try to find answers to your questions. Instead you can go directly to the topic. Written in a style reminiscent of a family friend helping you understand someone with Alzheimer's, it inspires confidence, empathy, and patience in the caregiver. A highly recommended read for the non-professional seeking advice and understanding when dealing with someone with Alzheimer's. Harold McFarland