🌟 Transform Lives with Dementia Capable Care Training! 🧠💫 Investing in dementia capable care training isn’t just a career move— it’s a commitment to enhancing the lives of those living with dementia. By gaining specialized skills, you can make a profound difference in the quality of care and support you provide. Your dedication to learning leads to improved well-being and joy for those you care for. Together, we can create a dementia capable society where every person living with dementia feels valued and supported. Join the Journey Today! 🔗Visit our website to learn more about investing in building a dementia capable care workforce that delivers exceptional care and support: https://bit.ly/3KiZxFK #DementiaCare #TransformLives #InvestInCare #JoinTheJourney #Caregiving
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📊 NEW POLL | As part of our most recent installment of Age-Friendly Insights, we asked adults 50+ about their views on dementia care and support. Key findings include: 👉 The majority of older adults want policies that support individuals with dementia and payment/assistance for caregivers 👉 Six in 10 older adults are concerned about the potential impact of dementia on their health 👉 Women are more concerned about caregiving responsibilities for someone diagnosed with dementia than men, noting emotional, physical and financial stress as critical issues of concern 👉 Primary care physicians are seen as a top source of information and care More support is needed to ensure older adults who are diagnosed with dementia and their caregivers receive care and support that meets their needs and preferences. To view resources that can help ease the burden for patients and caregivers or to view the full poll findings, click here: bit.ly/AFI6_dementia #Dementia #Caregiving #OlderAdults #AgeFriendlyInsights
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📊 POLL | As part of our most recent installment of Age-Friendly Insights, we asked adults 50+ about their views on dementia care and support. Key findings include: 👉 The majority of older adults want policies that support individuals with dementia and payment/assistance for caregivers 👉 Six in 10 older adults are concerned about the potential impact of dementia on their health 👉 Women are more concerned about caregiving responsibilities for someone diagnosed with dementia than men, noting emotional, physical and financial stress as critical issues of concern 👉 Primary care physicians are seen as a top source of information and care More support is needed to ensure older adults who are diagnosed with dementia and their caregivers receive care and support that meets their needs and preferences. To view resources that can help ease the burden for patients and caregivers or to view the full poll findings, click here: bit.ly/AFI6_dementia #Dementia #Caregiving #OlderAdults #AgeFriendlyInsights
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3 Lessons from Working with Dementia Clients At Walfinch, our experiences with dementia care have taught us invaluable lessons about compassion, understanding, and the complexities of memory care. As we navigate these challenges, here are three key insights we’ve gained: 1️⃣ Patience is Paramount: Working with dementia clients teaches us the true value of patience. 2️⃣ Consistency Builds Comfort: Establishing a routine can greatly benefit dementia clients, who often find comfort in the familiar. 3️⃣ Engagement Enhances Well-being: Active engagement through tailored activities that cater to individual interests and abilities not only preserves essential skills but also boosts mood and self-esteem. Interested in discovering more about our compassionate dementia care services? Let’s chat! 👇 💻 sham.r@walfinch.com 📱 01625 912121 🌐 https://lnkd.in/ePuFA-hi #HomeCare #ElderlyCare #Caregiving #SeniorCare #Healthcare #liveincare #CompanionCare #InHomeCare #PersonalCare #carework
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NEW | As part of our most recent installment of Age-Friendly Insights, we asked adults 50+ about their views on dementia care and support. Key findings include: 👉 The majority of older adults want policies that support individuals with dementia and payment/assistance for caregivers 👉 Six in 10 older adults are concerned about the potential impact of dementia on their health 👉 Women are more concerned about caregiving responsibilities for someone diagnosed with dementia than men, noting emotional, physical and financial stress as critical issues of concern 👉 Primary care physicians are seen as a top source of information and care More support is needed to ensure older adults who are diagnosed with dementia and their caregivers receive care and support that meets their needs and preferences. To view resources that can help ease the burden for patients and caregivers or to view the full poll findings, click here: bit.ly/AFI6_dementia #Dementia #Caregiving #OlderAdults #AgeFriendlyInsights
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Sharing our partners at the John A. Hartford Foundation's latest Age-Friendly Insights on dementia care: Majority support policies and financial assistance for dementia care. 60% are concerned about dementia's impact on their health. Women face significant emotional, physical, and financial stress as caregivers. Primary care physicians are key sources of support. Check out the full findings and resources here: bit.ly/AFI6_dementia #Dementia #Caregiving #OlderAdults #AgeFriendlyInsights
NEW | As part of our most recent installment of Age-Friendly Insights, we asked adults 50+ about their views on dementia care and support. Key findings include: 👉 The majority of older adults want policies that support individuals with dementia and payment/assistance for caregivers 👉 Six in 10 older adults are concerned about the potential impact of dementia on their health 👉 Women are more concerned about caregiving responsibilities for someone diagnosed with dementia than men, noting emotional, physical and financial stress as critical issues of concern 👉 Primary care physicians are seen as a top source of information and care More support is needed to ensure older adults who are diagnosed with dementia and their caregivers receive care and support that meets their needs and preferences. To view resources that can help ease the burden for patients and caregivers or to view the full poll findings, click here: bit.ly/AFI6_dementia #Dementia #Caregiving #OlderAdults #AgeFriendlyInsights
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The Power of Soft Skills in Alzheimer's Care When caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, soft skills are just as essential as technical know-how. Patience, empathy, communication, and adaptability can make all the difference in creating a supportive, comforting environment. These skills help caregivers navigate challenging situations, maintain dignity for the person in their care, and foster meaningful connections that transcend memory loss. At Cinematic Health we believe that developing soft skills is crucial for caregivers to provide the highest quality of care. ReadyCNA, our story-based, online training content emphasizes these core skills, ensuring caregivers are prepared not only to assist physically but to engage compassionately. Learn more about how ReadyCNA prioritizes soft skills in Alzheimer’s care: https://hubs.la/Q02NtK610 #AlzheimersCare #SoftSkills #Caregiving #Empathy #ReadyCNA #Caregivers #PatientCare
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THE POWER OF CREATIVITY IN DEMENTIA CARE Supporting individuals with dementia is a complex and demanding task. Both personal support workers (PSWs) and family members often face burnout and exhaustion. This is where creativity becomes a tool in providing effective care. At ADAhome.care, we believe in the power of creative solutions to overcome challenges. Here’s a story that perfectly illustrates the dedication and creativity of our caregivers: One of our caregivers was encouraging a client with dementia to go for a walk. Traditional approaches weren’t working, so the caregiver tried a different tactic: “If you come outside with me, I’ll let you wear my hat!” The client, intrigued but not fully convinced, replied, “Only if I can wear your shoes too!” The caregiver agreed and swapped shoes with the client, saying, “Deal!” The simple exchange resulted in the client happily heading outside, proudly wearing the caregiver’s hat and her own shoes. This testimony highlights an important lesson: success in dementia care often comes from entering the client’s world and meeting them where they are. This story is just one of many examples of the creative and compassionate care provided by our team at ADAhome.care. Their ability to connect with clients and bring joy in unexpected ways is truly inspiring and reinforces the importance of personalized care. #DementiaCare #Caregiving #InnovativeCare #ADAhomestories
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Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with unique challenges, but finding meaningful activities to share together can greatly improve the quality of life for both the person and their caregiver. Engaging activities like baking, arts/crafts, dancing, and visiting familiar places tap into long-term memories, provide comfort, and create opportunities for positive social interactions and bonding experiences. These types of activities: 🧠 Stimulate the mind and senses 😊 Boost mood and self-esteem 👫 Facilitate communication and connection Even simple pleasures like baking cookies together or revisiting a meaningful location can spark recognition, delight, and precious moments of joy in the present for someone with dementia. It's these small but meaningful moments that make the caregiving journey that much brighter. *The information provided here is intended for educational use only and should not substitute the professional medical advice from your healthcare practitioner. #dementia #dementiacare #caregiving #pretzellproject #dementiaawareness
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Every person with dementia is unique, and our caregivers understand the importance of individualized care. We work closely with families to develop personalized care plans that address the specific needs and preferences of your loved one. Discover our compassionate approach to dementia care by commenting below. #washingtoncountymd #frederickcountymd #hagerstownmd #frederickmd #WeAreHomeHelpers #HomeHelpersHomeCare #homecare #seniorcare #DementiaCare #DementiaSupport #SeniorCaregiving #HomeCareServices #PersonalizedCare
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Navigating the challenges of dementia can be overwhelming for both caregivers and family members. At Moore Care, we understand the complexities of providing in-home care for individuals with dementia and are able to provide professional guidance and support for those facing this difficult journey. Effective communication is key when interacting with individuals with dementia. As caregivers and family members, mastering communication strategies can enhance the quality of interactions and foster meaningful connections with your loved ones. Here are our 10 Commandments for Dementia Care that should be top of mind when communicating with your loved ones. 225-719-4526 www.wecaremoore.com #wecaremoore #wedomoore #moorecarebr #inhomecare #seniorcare #seniorliving #dementiaawareness #dementia #dementiacare #batonrouge #caregiving #communication #skills
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