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Parution - Dementia  Dementia, November 2010, Vol. 9, No. 4    My husband has young-onset dementia: A daughter, wife and mother’s story  Anne Brown and Pamela Roach  The effectiveness of the Talking Mats framework in helping people with dementia to express their views on well-being  Joan Murphy, Cindy M. Gray, Theo van Achterberg, Sally Wyke, and Sylvia Cox  Care-giving in dementia: Contours of a curriculum  Bère Miesen  A home away from home: The meaning of home according to families of residents with dementia  Carole A. Robinson, R. Colin Reid, and Heather A. Cooke  Ambulatory actigraphy correlates with apathy in mild Alzheimer’s disease  Renaud David, Alice Rivet, Philippe H. Robert, Veronique Mailland, Leah Friedman, Jamie M. Zeitzer, and Jerome Yesavage  ‘We’ve had a wonderful, wonderful thing’: Formulaic interaction when an expert has dementia  Alison Wray  The carer’s world: An interactive reusable learning object  Andy Pulman, Les Todres, and Kathleen Galvin  Innovative practice  Jo Moriarty  Applying a strength-based intervention for dyads with mild to moderate memory loss: Two case examples  Sarah J. Yarry, Katherine S. Judge, and Silvia Orsulic-Jeras  Lessons learned from implementing a psycho-educational intervention for African American dementia caregivers  Carmen L. Morano and M. Denise King  Counselling people with Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) and their families  Clare Morris  