Help Ease Transitions
Tip # 10 Contributed By: Caregiver Philomina
We can't take for granted that a senior will want to participate in an activity, even when it's fun. So it's important to make the transition to the activity pleasant and keep the person in their comfort zone. Tell them ahead of time who they will be seeing, build their confidence and address their fears.
Note: These tips are for information purposes. When faced with health and safety issues, we strongly recommend that you seek the care and guidance of a licensed health professional.
Sharing Our Experience
Our caregivers help their residents successfully deal with physical, mental, social and emotional challenges on a regular basis. At the same time, they also strive to help each senior to maintain their personal dignity.On this page, our caregivers share some of their experiences with the hope of aiding family members who are caring for an elderly loved one.
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- Ask Permission: Courtesy, Nice..
- Be Alert For Meds Changes
- Give A Choice
- Watch For Signs
- Take Notice & Prove It
- “Girls” Like Getting Pretty
- Good “Standing” Habits
- Make Achievement Possible
- Routine Can Add Comfort
- Eye Contact Helps To Explain
- Communicate To Ease Anxiety
- Make Faucets Senior-Friendly
- Consider Negotiating
- Carry A Current Meds List
- Help Ease Transitions
(Now appearing at left.) - Have A Song In Your Heart
- Good Care Gets Personal
- Find Reasons To Smile
- Redirecting Is Helpful
- Add Massage To A Shampoo
- Slow Down To Their Speed
- Speak Softly & Clearly
- Pay Attention To Little Details
- Good Grooming Builds Pride
