Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)

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Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)

Older adults, like all individuals, have different personalities and temperaments. According to Dr. Davenport, toxicity in older adults manifests itself in negative behaviors and attitudes that can adversely impact interactions with health professionals, caregivers, and family members. Davenport presents theories and case examples to help us understand this phenomenon and provides useful techniques for caring for toxic elders. A valuable practical guide for social workers, therapists, caregiv

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5 Responses to “Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)”

  1. Marilyn Says:

    Review by Marilyn for Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)
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    When I saw the title I knew it applied to my life and my relationship with my elderly mother. As I turned each page I had the vague sense that someone had been eavedropping during the time she was living in our household. “Toxic” described her interaction with everyone who cared about her. This book preserved my mental health! It contains clear descriptions of the toxic personality and gives guidelines for dealing with people who have this world view. If you are struggling with a difficult sibling, spouse, or parent, read this book. Protect yourself from this condition.

  2. Anonymous Says:

    Review by for Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)
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    Real solutions and insightful advice for dealing with difficult elders. Dysfunctional families struggle with these individuals for a lifetime, now they can learn how to manage them. Another excellent book on this subject, written with a humorous slant is “Elder Rage.”

  3. Marilyn Says:

    Review by Marilyn for Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)
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    When I saw the title I knew it applied to my life and my relationship with my elderly mother. As I turned each page I had the vague sense that someone had been eavedropping during the time she was living in our household. “Toxic” described her interaction with everyone who cared about her. This book preserved my mental health! It contains clear descriptions of the toxic personality and gives guidelines for dealing with people who have this world view. If you are struggling with a difficult sibling, spouse, or parent, read this book. Protect yourself from this condition.

  4. Anna Marie Breen Says:

    Review by Anna Marie Breen for Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)
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    This book is wonderful!!!!!!! It was as if Davenport knew my mother when she wrote this book. I am very happy that I got to read this book. It has made me very aware of my own toxicity. I now know there is some hope for me to change. Oh my God I am very luck to have been able to read this book …

  5. letters2mary Says:

    Review by letters2mary for Working With Toxic Older Adults: A Guide to Coping With Difficult Elders (Springer Series on Life Styles and Issues in Aging)
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    The author seems to have taken whatever she found attractive from many psychological theories and cobbled them together. Judgments are pronounced and sweeping generalizations issued without factual support. For example, persons who decide to leave an abusive relationship are determined to live their lives in guilt, and are condescendingly referred to as having done what they needed to do to survive. Apparently staying in the abusive relationship, armed with positive affirmations and deep breathing, is the nobler course. It is unfortunate that this topic has been neglected by the social services community. It would be very helpful to see a peer reviewed work, but this is not it.

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