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Judith L London, PhD

Joined: 10/05/2011
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Judith L. London, PhD is the author of the book, "Connecting the Dots: Breakthroughs in Communication as Alzheimer's Advances." A licensed psychologist who has conducted individual and group therapy for over 20 years, she became inspired to write the book based on her meaningful interactions with people who had advancing Alzheimer's. Dr. London shows family members and friends how to re-establish connections with their loved ones who have Alzheimer's disease.

Dr. London has been an Adjunct Professor at New York University, and has been a trainer and workshop leader in the areas of dementia and communication, managing stress, keeping your brain in tip-top shape. She's also been a featured columnist on recovery from addiction.

In addition to numerous speaking engagements, Dr. London gave the keynote address at the 7th Annual Avenidas Caregiver Conference 2011, was the closing speaker at the Alzheimer's Educational Conference 2011, and the honoree at the Alzheimer's Association Author's Day 2010. Recent coverage in the media includes ABC-TV in San Francisco, View from the Bay, and newspaper articles in New Jersey and California.

Currently the leader of a Caregiver Support Group for an Alzheimer's residence, Dr. London is writing her second book: "Support for Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregivers -The Unsung Heroes," due to be released in 2013.

For more information, visit www.drjudithlondon.com and www.drjudithlondon.wordpress.com.

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