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Maximizing Cognitive and Functional Abilities

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978-1-932529-45-6
40-minute DVD



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Related Titles:

Creating Successful Dementia Care Settings

Solving Bathing Problems in Persons with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias

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Maximizing Cognitive and Functional Abilities

Produced by Innovative Designs in Environments for an Aging Society, Inc.
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With this 40-minute DVD, viewers will learn to appreciate the sometimes insurmountable challenges presented by typical residential facilities when residents have to navigate daily activities with a host of age-related cognitive and sensory deficits.

Deteriorating abilities to maintain independence are a hallmark of dementia, but they needn’t lead directly to helplessness. With simple changes to the environment, facility staff can maximize functional independence and minimize excess disabilities. This DVD presents a step-by-step process for identifying barriers and finding respectful, supportive solutions.

Through individual profiles of residents, viewers learn to apply this sensible problem-solving method to some of the common challenges presented by toileting, dressing, and mealtime activities in long-term care facilities. The reward for this approach is an enhanced quality of life for residents and staff alike.

This training tool is one of three DVDs that complement the dynamic Creating Successful Dementia Care Settings book set. Don’t miss the other two DVDs in the series:

Minimizing Disruptive Behaviors

Enhancing Self and Sense of Home

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