Leigh Odom – Problem-Find the solution Challenging Behaviors in Dementia

This recording was created specifically for you, the frontline care professional caring for dementia patients with moderate or severe dementia.-Stages of severe illness.

 Leigh Odom – Problem-Find the solution Challenging Behaviors in Dementia

Dementia: Major Neurocognitive Disorders (MND)

• Cognitive and psychological improvements
• DSM-5® diagnostic criteria
• Dementia etiologies
• Changes in dementia care

”Unpacking” Behaviors in Dementia: Case examples

• Management Strategies: Causes, Manifestation and Management
  • Aggression
    • Verbal – Screaming, cursing
    • Physical – Physical activities such as scratching, hitting, and grabbing
  • Nonaggression
    • Verbal – Repetitive questioning, disagreeing
    • Physical – Walking, pacing and hoarding, hiding, rummaging. Shadowing, resistance
  • Affect-Mood – Anxiety, depression, irritability, apathy
  • Thought and perception – Hallucinations and delusions
  • Vegetative symptoms – Sleep disturbances, sexuality, appetite

Behavior Management Plan Development

• A Comprehensive Step-By-Step Guide with Worksheets, Checklists, and Worksheets
  • Describe the behavior explicit
  • Evaluate the effect of emotion, cognition, medical status, and personal history on behavior
  • Identify the root cause of the behavior
  • Interventions to address the causes of behavior
    • Environmental changes
    • Communication changes
    • Schedule changes
    • Medical changes
    • Personnel changes
  • Prepare a detailed behavior intervention plan that is applicable to all members of the care team
  • Assess the success or failure of the behavior management program.

Writing a Behavior Management Strategy: Examples

• Use case examples to illustrate group activity
• Situations you are likely to encounter regularly
• Use your knowledge to create a behavior plan in Place

Enhance communication with the person you are communicating with Dementia

• Strategies for verbal communication
• Nonverbal communication strategies
• Enhance communication through environmental modifications
• Role play communication strategies

Burnout and Compassion Fatigue

• Impact on dementia care
• Signs and symptoms.
• Prevention/remediation strategies to renew your passion!

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This recording was created specifically for you, the frontline care professional caring for dementia patients with moderate or severe dementia.-There are severe stages. They can display complex and challenging behaviors such as agitation, screaming, wandering or resistance to treatment, and may even withdraw.

People with dementia require more support in It is a way to communicate friendship, compassion, dignity. All of us are able to communicate with one another. in First, you will need to have experience in a support role-Hand the frustration, disappointment, and even anger that accompany the day-To-Day to day caregiving for dementia patients can lead to burnout, emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and feelings of failure. This is not the care you wanted to provide for others. in school.

Manage your behavior well and avoid the possible consequences in your dementia care – join Leigh OdomCCC-Learn about SLP, CDP, and CADDCT.-Based non-Person and pharmacologic treatment-Focused strategies to reduce the negative effects of dementia behaviors. You will be able to see the results.

• The systematic method of developing individual behavior plans that work first time.
• Methods to identify the common causes and manifestations behind challenging behavior
• Management strategies to target the trigger that causes the unwanted behavior
• Communication strategies for dementia patients as a behavior management strategy
• Strategies to deal with the possible consequences of compassion fatigue or burnout

Development person-Plan for centered behavior in dementia care results in Higher quality care means better quality for patients and less provider burnout. Register today to learn how dementia care can be improved for your patients and your own benefit.-solver!

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