Reclaiming Yourself

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Abstract

Dementia is a terminal condition that results in a long journey requiring extensive support from family carers, spouses in particular. Research demonstrates that older adult spouses are among those in greatest need of support during bereavement, and those who cared for someone with dementia may have unique experiences compared to other types of spousal carers. The Reclaiming Yourself tool was developed with and for bereaved spouses to persons with dementia. The tool comprises three sections, each prompting different reflections: (a) Deep Grieving, (b) Embracing Self, and (c) Moving Forward. A case study is used to present a representative caregiving situation in which the tool would be of benefit.

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Peacock, S., & Bayly, M. (2019). Reclaiming Yourself. In Hospice Palliative Home Care and Bereavement Support: Nursing Interventions and Supportive Care (pp. 153–160). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19535-9_11

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