- Preface
- Contributors
- 1 A lifespan developmental perspective of psychological ageing
- 2 Normal and abnormal ageing
- 3 Contextual adult lifespan theory for adapting psychotherapy
- 4 Cognitive behaviour therapy with depressed older people
- 5 Schemas and schema-focused approaches with older people
- 6 Interpersonal psychotherapy as a treatment for late-life depression
- 7 Current psychodynamic approaches with older people
- 8 Caregiver family therapy
- 9 Assessment and treatment of depression
- 10 Assessment and treatment of anxiety in later life
- 11 Assessment and treatment of insomnia in later life
- 12 Assessment and treatment issues in bereavement in later life
- 13 Assessment and treatment of suicidal behaviour in later life
- 14 Assessment and treatment of dementia-related affective disturbances
- 15 Assessment and treatment of depression and anxiety after stroke
- 16 Cognitive behaviour therapy for depression in Parkinson’s disease
- 17 Issues in assessment and intervention for distress in Alzheimer caregivers
- 18 Assessment and psychosocial intervention for older people with suspected dementia: a memory clinic perspective
- 19 Psychological assessment and treatment with older adults: past trends and future directions
- Index
(p. 403) Issues in assessment and intervention for distress in Alzheimer caregivers
- Chapter:
- (p. 403) Issues in assessment and intervention for distress in Alzheimer caregivers
- Author(s):
Louis D. Burgio
, Bettina Schmid
, and Misti N. Johnson
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med:psych/9780198569459.003.0017
This chapter discusses issues in assessment and intervention for distress in Alzheimer caregivers. It aims to synthesize the conclusions of research literature, and discusses the major challenges facing assessment and intervention.
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- Preface
- Contributors
- 1 A lifespan developmental perspective of psychological ageing
- 2 Normal and abnormal ageing
- 3 Contextual adult lifespan theory for adapting psychotherapy
- 4 Cognitive behaviour therapy with depressed older people
- 5 Schemas and schema-focused approaches with older people
- 6 Interpersonal psychotherapy as a treatment for late-life depression
- 7 Current psychodynamic approaches with older people
- 8 Caregiver family therapy
- 9 Assessment and treatment of depression
- 10 Assessment and treatment of anxiety in later life
- 11 Assessment and treatment of insomnia in later life
- 12 Assessment and treatment issues in bereavement in later life
- 13 Assessment and treatment of suicidal behaviour in later life
- 14 Assessment and treatment of dementia-related affective disturbances
- 15 Assessment and treatment of depression and anxiety after stroke
- 16 Cognitive behaviour therapy for depression in Parkinson’s disease
- 17 Issues in assessment and intervention for distress in Alzheimer caregivers
- 18 Assessment and psychosocial intervention for older people with suspected dementia: a memory clinic perspective
- 19 Psychological assessment and treatment with older adults: past trends and future directions
- Index