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"Great Learning Happens in Groups..." by Ken Robinson
It's a proven fact that adults learn best when they are interacting with others and actually able to practice a new skill.
This is how we have structured all our classroom workshops.
Every workshop is focused around a "deep dive" into its respective topic.
You'll Find These Components In Every Workshop:
All Workshops Are:
(Group Discounts available)
Note:
Each Workshop Must have 6 attendees.
You can start your own session or click on the "Click Here" buttons to see when the next class is scheduled.
Spend an Hour on a Session That Interests You... I know it will save you time, energy and stress when you deploy your new skill.
Dementia Requires Us To Communicate Differently
You'll Learn:
It's Tough To Provide Good Care When We Can't Communicate Successfully.
You May Think You Know The Person That Needs Your Care,,,, But Chances Are You've Only Scratched The Surface
You'll Learn:
You Must Know The Person You Are Caring For at an Elevated Level To Be Successful. We'll Teach You How.
People With Dementia Are ALWAYS RIGHT.. so Re-Direction Is A Skill That Is a "Must Have"
You'll Learn:
It Never Pays To Argue or Disagree with Dementia Patients, So We Recommend Re-Direction.
Dementia Presents In a Vast Assortment of Behaviors - Some More Challenging Than Others.
You'll Learn:
All Dementias Will Present with Multiple Challenging Behaviors. It makes sense to get prepared!
The Power To Make a Choice is Something Every Person Should Retain
You'll Learn:
A Person with Dementia has lost so many capabilities, the ability to make choices for themselves is empowering... don't take it away!
Is It An Activity? or Is it Delivering Appropriate Cognitive Stimulation?
What You'll Learn:
It's essential that activities for people with dementia are multi-sensory, skill appropriate and facilitate success.
Brain Change Impacts Our Eating Habits, Taste Preferences and Consumption
Please Don't Take Away My Right To Choose
Being a Good Dementia Community Manager Requires Special Skills
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