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Understanding Dementia: Madeira Lodge Care Home Holds Workshop to Support Families and Friends
Madeira Lodge care home recently held an Understanding Dementia Workshop for families and friends of its residents. The aim of the workshop was to help attendees gain a better understanding of the different types of dementia, its impact on individuals and their families, and strategies for managing the condition.
Led by experienced dementia care professionals, the workshop used a variety of resources, including videos, handouts, and interactive activities, to engage attendees and facilitate learning. The workshop covered several topics, including the different types of dementia, the stages of the condition, the signs and symptoms, and the available treatments and therapies. Additionally, the workshop addressed common behavioural and communication challenges and provided attendees with practical strategies to manage these issues effectively.
Liz Tart, Deputy Manager at Madeira Lodge Care Home Says: “One of the key benefits of the Understanding Dementia Workshop was the opportunity it provided for families to connect with others who are going through a similar experience. It was a safe and supportive space for attendees to share their experiences and concerns and to learn from each other.”
The workshop was well-received by attendees, who appreciated the valuable information, resources, and support provided. By offering this workshop, Madeira Lodge Care Home demonstrated its commitment to providing comprehensive and compassionate care to its residents and their families.
Dementia is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and its impact can be challenging for individuals and their families. Initiatives like the Understanding Dementia Workshop are vital in supporting families and friends to navigate the difficulties of the condition and maintain a positive relationship with their loved ones.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Belmont Healthcare Group 1 .
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