Caregiver Training: Communicating with A Client with Dementia (Early Stage) | CareAcademy

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We show the correct and incorrect way to communicate with an older adult with dementia and dementias like Alzheimer's Disease.
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[@debharris8551]

Taking care of a dementia resident can become very frustrated but you always got to learn how to have patience

[@terrylee7491]

Interesting. Be patient and clear communication.

[@desireddy6340]

I'm proud to learn at Care Academy Training.Good job

[@Alyssa-vl6lj]

I love that the employees are actually nice to the elderly. Unlike many other in the nursing homes. Thank god for that.

[@christinecraig2108]

This program is very informative you learn a lot very educational thank you

[@sythe2802]

Another thing you must know is what they see and hear is their reailty and is true to them

[@loisewakini2442]

Oooh this is awesome helping them arise and get to their personhood is great,we are soon getting there,,,

[@oanar1289]

Ok so secret is nerves of steel. My bed-bound grandma called me 4-5 times yesterday to ask why I moved her from her apartment (which i didnt, shes been there for the past 50 years but suddenly didnt recognize her home)

[@bettieboo3848]

I love the caregiver communication towards the client but I think it needs more patience.

[@tracykatombora2178]

Yr explanation is sound and clear ....thank u so much 💯

[@mrobby1823]

Living with my grandma who has early stage dementia, been incredibly frustrating lately she’s in a fantasy world and being super rude to me. So this helps thanks

[@janaka15327]

Thanks

[@rechaelnjeri5380]

Thank you 😊 very informative 👍

[@selwyn13]

I've gotta give a lot credit to those who take care of dementia patients. I don't think I would ever have the patients to deal w/ someone who has full on dementia. My dad is in early stage dementia (or at least what I think it is) and his stubborness, ignorance, pride-fullness, and forgetfulness already drives me nutssssss

[@aaronzach2877]

Great actors

[@59patricia]

Lo fundamental es tenerle mucha paciencia ❤

[@nataliereid4994]

This is awesome video

[@vandafromvald4512]

Thank you the training is very helpful

[@joycenyambura1871]

very profound

[@saidmanolang8233]

Bery goog Content 👍👍👍