Alzheimer's disease steals away your loved one's ability to complete the most basic tasks, including eating, bathing, dressing, and toileting. It also makes it difficult to complete more complex tasks, such as shopping, driving, cooking, and cleaning. In the seventh book in the Alzheimer's Roadmap series, we provide several checklists to assess your loved one's ability to perform activities of daily living (basic hygiene and personal care tasks) and instrumental activities of daily living (activities that support independence). If your loved one needs help completing these tasks, this book provides suggestions for how you can encourage your loved one to safely complete the needed tasks with your help. It also provides ideas for how to deal with your loved one's refusal to complete necessary tasks and how to deal with inappropriate behaviors such as anger, aggression, and psychosis. This book provides practical advice for surviving the daily grind that accompanies being a caregiver to a loved one with Alzheimer's disease