By SANDI PETERS, In 2004 I was working in a nursing home. I had just started and was unsure of the culture. Each morning the routine was for management to meet in what is called a ‘stand up’ where each department reports the work plan for the day and also advises others of any … Continue reading
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THE HIDDEN RESTRAINT
The following story comes from Heather Luth, the Dementia Program Coordinator for Schlegel Villages in Ontario, Canada. It was quoted in a post by by Dr. Al Power, http://changingaging.org/dementia/the-hidden-restraint-part-4/ I encourage you to read the 4 parts of this beautiful post. Dr. Power’s and the Changing Aging team have been bringing me hope and strength, … Continue reading
DO YOU SPEAK GREEK?
“Do you speak Greek? –No I don’t. What are you looking for? –I wanted to see Mrs. D., but I don’t understand what she says. It is all in Greek. –Mrs. D.? She speaks very good English. Let me introduce you.” We turn towards Mrs. D. who is seated at a big table. While walking … Continue reading
