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Social workers are frequently not good at communicating in terms others can understand what their contribution to the resolution of social problems can be. This paper is a refreshing distillation of 'practice wisdom' in a very readable style which clearly relates different service responses to the typical stages through which a family with a member with dementia will pass. It is only to be hoped that practitioners will find their work situation allows such a sensitive service to evolve.
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