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                            The person coping with a loved one’s Alzheimer's 
                            Disease or another type of Dementia feels frustrated, 
                            sad, at times angry, lost and not in control. For 
                            those who feel this way, Caregiving 
                            for Caregivers is your compass and your map – 
                            educating and guiding you with meaningful information 
                            through Dr. Steinberg's Seminars 
                            and private sessions, as well as an Online 
                            Assessment questionnaire which can be filled out 
                            to receive valuable direct feedback from an expert 
                            in the field. 
                             
                            Caregiving for Caregivers is a process developed by 
                            Roy Steinberg, Ph.D., whose 
                            education, training, and work as a geriatric psychologist 
                            has focused, for over a decade, on providing both 
                            Caregivers and their loved ones coping with the effects 
                            of aging, a path that will best serve them. 
                             
                            There is a prevailing myth that aging is about illness 
                            and sadness. Our society, in many ways, supports this 
                            misconception. This is not, and need not, 
                            be the case. Though your loved one's Alzheimer's 
                            Disease or another type of Dementia can be a very 
                            real part of life, it does not need to define your 
                            life. Dr. Steinberg's expertise has helped thousands 
                            of people, from health care providers to Caregivers, 
                            understand that there is a better, healthier, more 
                            meaningful way. That way begins here. 
                             
                             
                              
                             
                           
                             
                            
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