Video Series: Dealing with Dementia 2022

November 7, 2022

 

Forgetfulness: Is it Normal or a Warning Sign?
Occurred: Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022

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Did you know memory loss is not a normal part of aging? Our speaker will help us identify what is normal, versus signs and symptoms of dementia. We will also learn about the common causes of dementia and steps that can be taken when you are concerned about a loved one’s memory loss. Learn about ways you can help maintain a healthy brain and overall memory.

 

 

Dementia and Adult Day Services
Occurred: Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022

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Adult day services have become an excellent resource and respite for those caring for someone with dementia. Our speakers will describe a member’s typical daily schedule, along with additional benefits and services available to them. We’ll also discuss the many benefits caregivers receive through adult day services, including respite, health management, consulting and so much more. Session co-sponsored by Open Circle Adult Day Services.

 

 

Practical Tips for Caregivers
Occurred: Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022

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Our speaker will help us understand the changes caused by dementia related to communication, participation in self-care or activities and behavior. Become familiar with common approaches used to provide care to individuals with dementia. The session will also help you understand how behavior can change due to dementia, and how to differentiate misconceptions from reality.

 

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High on our list for a place for our Mom was connection to the church, closeness to her church home, Gethsemane Lutheran, and a private room with her own phone line! Mom was not the kind to share a room. Her opinions were strongly held and vocally shared. We loved that about her, but realized that another might not. Though the cooking was not to her liking ("they never met an onion") we and she realized that residents have many dietary needs. She ate dessert first. The staff, however, allowed us to buy Grape Nuts to offer when she showed up early for breakfast. We endured COVID without Mom, the former TB patient, getting it. When I had other care concerns, staff addressed those at once. It was a good place for my Mom. The Chaplain even showed up wearing a tee shirt with her photo and the phrase "Valedictorian" a fact Mom managed to mention to every new care giver.

— Carol, daughter of resident

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