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post titled: 8 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia
By Polly LoganOctober 27th, 2021
post titled: 8 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia
8 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia
By Polly LoganAre you worried about getting dementia? Do you have a loved one living with the condition? At Positive Approach...
post titled: Why Person-Centered Care Techniques are the Compound Interest of Dementia Care
By Valerie FeurichOctober 21st, 2021
post titled: Why Person-Centered Care Techniques are the Compound Interest of Dementia Care
Why Person-Centered Care Techniques are the Compound Interest of Dementia Care
3 Strategies for Creating A Better Care Relationship By Valerie Feurich Are you familiar with the concept of compound...
post titled: Your PAC Connector – Changes in Scheduling
By Amanda BulgarelliOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: Your PAC Connector – Changes in Scheduling
Your PAC Connector – Changes in Scheduling
by Amanda Bulgarelli, PAC Chief Operations Officer October’s Online Dementia Journal is all about changes in scheduling....
post titled: An Interview with Joanna Fix
By Kathryn QuinlanOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: An Interview with Joanna Fix
An Interview with Joanna Fix
by Kathryn Quinlan, PAC Lead Mentor and Trainer with Joanna Fix, PAC Core Team Member Welcome, to this month’s Art Corner...
post titled: How Can My Company Move Past Just Stayin’ Alive?
By Debi Tyler NewsomOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: How Can My Company Move Past Just Stayin’ Alive?
How Can My Company Move Past Just Stayin’ Alive?
by Debi Tyler Newsom, OTR/L, PAC Client Relations Director The focus this month is schedules and balance. How is your...
post titled: Capturing the Moment
By Online Dementia JournalOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: Capturing the Moment
Capturing the Moment
by Gretchen M. Ashton, CFT, SFT, SFN, SSC, NBFE, PAC Certified Independent Consultant One of my most popular motivational...
post titled: Take Pride in the Process
By Stephanie LandmannOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: Take Pride in the Process
Take Pride in the Process
by Stephanie “Teffie” Landmann, COTA/L, PAC Support Mentor, Coach, and Trainer We all have routines in our lives....
post titled: Schedules, Routines, and Transitioning Tasks, Oh My!
By Online Dementia JournalOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: Schedules, Routines, and Transitioning Tasks, Oh My!
Schedules, Routines, and Transitioning Tasks, Oh My!
by Julie Gala, MA CCC-SLP, Senior Director of Clinical Success and PAC Certified Independent Trainer It’s 7:50 in...
post titled: Good Intentions Are Not Always Helpful
By Amanda MullenOctober 15th, 2021
post titled: Good Intentions Are Not Always Helpful
Good Intentions Are Not Always Helpful
by Dr. Amanda Mullen, Clinical Psychologist and PAC Mentor Recently, my mother was hospitalized for several days for...
post titled: How to Save Time in Dementia Care
By Valerie FeurichOctober 13th, 2021
post titled: How to Save Time in Dementia Care
How to Save Time in Dementia Care
3 Tips for Reducing the Risk of Resistance and Refusals By Valerie Feurich Are you caring for a person living with dementia?...
post titled: 3 Considerations for Taking Over Dementia Care When You Lose an Option
By Valerie FeurichOctober 7th, 2021
post titled: 3 Considerations for Taking Over Dementia Care When You Lose an Option
3 Considerations for Taking Over Dementia Care When You Lose an Option
By Valerie Feurich Have you considered bringing home your loved one living with dementia during this pandemic? Has the...
post titled: It’s Not Just Alzheimers – Understanding the 5 Most Common Types of Dementia
By Polly LoganSeptember 29th, 2021
post titled: It’s Not Just Alzheimers – Understanding the 5 Most Common Types of Dementia
It’s Not Just Alzheimers – Understanding the 5 Most Common Types of Dementia
By Polly Logan Did you know there are over 100+ different types and forms of dementia? Most people know about Alzheimers...
post titled: How to Respond More Positively During Surprising Events in Dementia Care
By Valerie FeurichSeptember 23rd, 2021
post titled: How to Respond More Positively During Surprising Events in Dementia Care
How to Respond More Positively During Surprising Events in Dementia Care
3 Strategies for Creating Better Outcomes When Unexpected Situations Arise By Valerie Feurich Have you ever been surprised...
post titled: Visual, Verbal, then Touch
By Stephanie LandmannSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: Visual, Verbal, then Touch
Visual, Verbal, then Touch
by Stephanie “Teffie” Landmann, COTA/L, PAC Support Mentor, Coach, and Trainer and Jason Bremer, PAC Marketing and...
post titled: Your PAC Connector – Changes in Touch Tolerance
By Amanda BulgarelliSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: Your PAC Connector – Changes in Touch Tolerance
Your PAC Connector – Changes in Touch Tolerance
by Amanda Bulgarelli, PAC Chief Operations Officer Learning to accept the things that change, and change the things you...
post titled: Does Your Organization Have the Magic Touch?
By Debi Tyler NewsomSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: Does Your Organization Have the Magic Touch?
Does Your Organization Have the Magic Touch?
by Debi Tyler Newsom, OTR/L, PAC Client Relations Director This month we are thinking about touch. We are all impacted...
post titled: Patterns of Touch
By Online Dementia JournalSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: Patterns of Touch
Patterns of Touch
by Gretchen Ashton, CFT, SFT, SFN, SSC, NBFE, and PAC Certified Independent Consultant Massage therapists are probably...
post titled: PESI 2021 Geriatric Healthcare Summit
By Jason BremerSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: PESI 2021 Geriatric Healthcare Summit
PESI 2021 Geriatric Healthcare Summit
2021 Geriatric Healthcare Summit Clinical Excellence with the Fastest Growing Patient Population October 26th — 28th,...
post titled: It’s All in Your Approach
By Laura CaseSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: It’s All in Your Approach
It’s All in Your Approach
by Laura Case, PAC Customer Service Support While working at an assisted living facility, I got into a routine of developing...
post titled: What Do I Do Now?
By Online Dementia JournalSeptember 14th, 2021
post titled: What Do I Do Now?
What Do I Do Now?
by Marie Brotnitsky, Winner of Coping with Dementia’s Essay Contest Billy Colaci was a strong, willful Italian I...