Daily journals while living in a locked dementia unit: Day 4
Reflective journals while temporarily living in an institutional dementia care setting.
Continue ReadingReflective journals while temporarily living in an institutional dementia care setting.
Continue ReadingThis is the second of three posts from Sandy Sabersky, co-founder of Elderwise, and Ruth Neuwald Falcon, co-authors of The Elderwise Way: A Different Approach to Life with Dementia. It focuses on the sense of wholeness, a key aspect of The Elderwise Way: Spirit-Centered Care. Paintings by Elderwise Program participants.
Continue ReadingBy Sandy Sabersky, co-founder of Elderwise, and Ruth Neuwald Falcon, co-authors of The Elderwise Way: A Different Approach to Life with Dementia. This blog starts with Sandy’s experience, what she has learned from her many years of work with people who have dementia, and introduces the foundation of Elderwise Spirit-Centered Care. Paintings by Elderwise program participants.
Continue ReadingReflective journals while temporarily living in an institutional dementia care setting.
Continue ReadingSome assisted living residences (ALR) provide good and safe care to elders. Most directors of admissions are honest and caring. However, a substantial portion of ALR provide poor and dangerous care and use deceptive marketing practices. This poem is based on the devastating experiences of hundreds of families whose loved ones were neglected, abused, and financially exploited in ALR in Minnesota.
Continue ReadingReflective journals while temporarily living in an institutional dementia care setting.
Continue ReadingA description of the chorus and the way it has altered its activities due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Continue ReadingThe blog post describes the potential implications of not having the voice of elders an integral part of decisions about their care and life.
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