Judy Cornish, creator of the DAWN Method, describes two very different approaches we can take when we are living and working with people who are experiencing dementia. She explains why the habilitative (person-centered) approach can change the care relationship from one of conflict and misunderstanding, into one of companionship and less distress for both parties. This class is from the DAWN HomeCare course & teaches families to provide strength-based and person-centered dementia care at home.
Judy Cornish, creator of the DAWN Method of dementia care, explains how dementia affects our functioning in ways that trigger negative emotions. She gives caregiver tips on how to meet the emotional needs of a loved one experiencing dementia and influence their mood in a positive way. This class ...
The Lien Foundation gives helpful tips on how to handle and care for a loved one battling Dementia. This video gives you advise on accepting your loved ones illness and moving from there.
Teepa Snow is one of the leading educators on dementia and the care that accompanies it, in the US and Canada. As an occupational therapist with 40 years of clinical practice, she has founded a company and an approach to support and engage people experiencing changes in brain function. Check her ...
