Patience.
I’ll be the first to admit— I’m not a patient person. I never have been. My mom often says, “You’re so patient with older people.
I’ll be the first to admit— I’m not a patient person. I never have been. My mom often says, “You’re so patient with older people.
Alzheimer’s Reading Room’s addition to my article
I think there’s a lot that we can learn from people with dementia, especially those who don’t communicate in normal ways. I’ve blogged about a
My second article for Alzheimer’s Reading Room
Thank you! I’m so glad you’re also in this career field. It’s a great place to be.
“I used to teach kids older than this, though, five or six-year-olds, kids getting ready for kindergarten. But these are so cute! Practically in diapers!”
The alzheimersreadingroom published an article of mine! Check it out. You can also follow them on Tumblr and other social media outlets. What is Aphasia
We have a couple residents who don’t speak much, if at all. We also have a “baby station” that is set up to look like
One of my favorite residents has aphasia, which essentially means she can’t communicate verbally. I also refer to this as “nonverbal,” because she does try
Check out my Pinterest for dementia programming ideas!