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This is a presentation developed for a conference on e-Scholarship work in the University of Minnesota College of Human Ecology on May 5, 2006
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This is a presentation developed for a conference on e-Scholarship work in the University of Minnesota College of Human Ecology on May 5, 2006
In this podcast we'll look at delusions and paranoia in dementia. Using a person centered approach, we'll explore the importance of listening and responding to the feelings more than the words.
In this podcast, we'll explore mood problems in persons with dementia focusing on how to help cope with sadness, fearfulness and angry eruptions.
In this podcast, we'll examine both the environment load and person centered frameworks for understanding the behavior problems associated with dementing illness.
This is the third podcast in a series on the family journey model of dementia care. More information on this model can be found in the book Alzheimer's Disease: The Family Journey found at
http://www.northridgepress.com/
This is the second podcast discussing the family journey model of dementia caregiving. More information on this model is presented in the book Alzheimer's Disease: The Family Journey which can be found at
http://www.northridgepress.com/
This is the last podcast describing the seven phase model of family caregiving. For more informationl, read Alzheimer's Disease: The Family Journey by Wayne Caron, James Pattee and Orlo Otteson. You can find information about the book at http://www.northridgepress.com/
This is the first in a series looking at the seven phase family journey model of dementia caregiving developed by Wayne Caron with Irma Atkinson, James Pattee and Orlo Otteson. The model looks at caregiving as a series of milestones families face that challange boundaries, structure and culture of family life, transforming families as they pass through each phase.
Carmen talks about constructing the family emotional home.
Carmen looks at relationship and family 'dances' in the context of caregiving.
Carmen interviews Linda Olson - an intern working at the Family Caregiving Center.
Linda Olson interviews Carmen about her experiences with the University of Minnesota Family Caregiving Center.
Carmen talks about what we value and how we are valued.
Carmen meditates on ocean and feeling out to sea in caregiving.
Carmen talks about the Olympics and curling connecting the sport with caregiving.
Carmen talks about the use of pictures to connect with persons with dementia.
Carmen talks about new shoes and footprints of life experience.
Carmen discusses different approaches to caregiving using a cookbook or experimenting in the kitchen.
Carmen reflects on velco and the importance of family connectedness.
In this podcast, Carmen reflects on walking and finding personal flow.