Managing Feelings
To move from feeling “powerless” to “powerful” we need to plan to take control of our feelings and follow through on our plan so that we can move to a … Continued
To move from feeling “powerless” to “powerful” we need to plan to take control of our feelings and follow through on our plan so that we can move to a … Continued
A “family meeting” is a chance for spouses, children, and others to discuss the care of a person with dementia. It helps families identify needs, share responsibilities, and devise a … Continued
This session includes the following parts: Part 1: Late Stage Dementia Part 2: Decision Making Part 3: Holding a Family Meeting Part 4: Managing Feelings Part 5: Staying the Course … Continued
When a person living with dementia needs full-time support, moving to long-term care may be the step for you and your family. From the beginning of this program, we have … Continued
This session includes the following parts: Part 1: Making the Decision to Move Part 2: Accessing a Care Home Part 3: Adjusting to the Move Part 4: Communicating with Care … Continued
Click on the image below to download and print a brief self-reflection activity sheet. The purpose of this tool is to help you think about what you have learned and … Continued
All care partners of people living with dementia experience their own unique journey. Some care partners progress through a series of stages, while others do not follow any set pattern. … Continued
Sharing personal stories and experiences can be an invaluable support and can give insight to all who care for people with dementia. Similarly, reflections from people with dementia and those … Continued
In this video, we talk with psychologist and hope specialist Wendy Edey about how maintaining hope can help along the care partner journey. Learn about the importance of maintaining hope … Continued
This session includes the following parts: Part 1: Hope for Tomorrow Part 2: Personal Reflections Part 3: Taking Care of Me Part 4: Questions for Reflection Summary Work through the … Continued