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Topic: Support

Staying the Course

Based on an article in The Sherwood Park-Strathcona County News by Gwen Randell-Young, this Motion Graphic Video illustrates the unpredictability of life and the need to continue during times of … Continued

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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

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Holding a Family Meeting

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

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Decision Making

Decisions will need to be made throughout the late stage of dementia. These decisions may be difficult and you may feel uncomfortable making them, especially those dealing with life-prolonging treatments … Continued

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Accessing a Care Home

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

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The Care Continuum

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

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