Ways to Support and Activity Ideas
Recreation therapist Christie Oswald shares ideas about supporting a family member or friend living in a care home. These ideas can help ensure the best quality of life for the … Continued
Recreation therapist Christie Oswald shares ideas about supporting a family member or friend living in a care home. These ideas can help ensure the best quality of life for the … Continued
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
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
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
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
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
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
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