8 reviews for The 5 L’s: Five Steps to AWESOME Communication
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The 5 L’s: Five Steps to AWESOME Communication
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Lori Bryan –
Lovely educational site. I will be investing my time and money in the products
rachaelwonderlin –
Thank you, Lori!
Susan Cox –
Looking forward to 4 more episodes.
rachaelwonderlin –
Thank you, Susan!
Karen –
What would you recommend to the person who commented about an elder who thought the building was on fire? I agree that embracing their reality is preferable when they are waiting for something or someone once or repeatedly. If it is harmless and will make them happy or content. But how do you frame it when there is fear, panic, or anxiety involved in what they see as danger? Fight or Flight?do we really want to legitimize that? Nursing home staff don’t have time to play fire drills or “evacuate” with one person.
rachaelwonderlin –
Hi Karen! I actually talk about exactly this thing on the video in my blog post here: https://rachaelwonderlin.com/2019/04/23/lying-withimage/ – short answer: solve the emotional problem. I had a resident hallucinating there was fire so I pulled up a fire truck noise on my phone and played it. I told her we were safe because the fire trucks were coming. When she felt safe, she calmed down immediately.
Raymonde Perry –
My FIL has advanced dimentia and has just started sundowning. I am trying to learn as much as I can to help my FIL but also my husband who is also a caregiver
elizabeth –
spot on
Susan Frederickson –
Much needed information for our support group
Diana Geyer –
Great advise. Thank you.
Jim Carder –
Very helpful and encouraging!