This session explores how integrating arts and creativity into everyday care practices can enhance connection, communication, and well-being for older adults—particularly those living with dementia—while enriching the experiences of their caregivers.
Download the slide deck for Jennifer Roach's presentation: Designing for person-centered care
Responsive behaviours are actions, words, or gestures that may appear aggressive but often reflect unmet needs, fear, or distress—such as yelling, swearing, hitting, or refusing care. In this huddle, staff review what responsive behaviours are,...
Diagnosed with frontal temporal dementia in 2009, Myrna Norman has become a tireless advocate for others. She uses her personal experience to educate care providers and the public on how to improve the quality of...
Explore how tech is transforming dementia care. Join Ron Beleno on June 24 to learn practical tools and trends for frontline caregivers.
Think about the last time you felt genuinely safe and understood in a challenging situation. That sense of comfort and trust is at the heart of trauma-informed care. This approach recognizes that many people carry...
