Teepa Snow - Making Visits Valuable Part 2: Senses (Sight, Hearing, Touch, and Smell)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2012
- From June 12th 2012 Teepa Snow talks to the Alzheimer's Support Network about making Visits Valuable.
For Teepa's website go to www.teepasnow.com
For more go to www.AlzSupport.org
LOVE Teepa Snow! When my sweet Dad was still alive, I attended her workshop and used every bit of wisdom she shared.
Teepa is amazing. Just amazing.
Bonjour, Thank you Teepa for all these charings, it really helps me to help my dad, Be blessed.
Vous êtes fantastique, tous doivent voir et mettre en pratique. Merci.
Very well put together and imformational
amazing seminary and a lot of important and practical information for carers
Teepa, I follow you faithfully, you are awesome. I am a Personal Support Worker for the Alzheimer’s Society in Canada. I heard that peanut butter is one of the first items a person should smell. If they can’t smell it, it’s a clue their disease is progressing. Have you heard this and why?
Glad I found this video
Absolutly fantastic you help me a lot on my job whith elders thank you so much :)
Excellent video..on point
i am making all these mistakes and causing a problem between my dad and i...i just dont know how to handle this disease alone..i feel so lost
www.alz.org/apps/we_can_help/support_groups.asp Don't feel like you're alone, it's a very difficult thing you're doing. I just lost my grandma 3 months ago after her 11 year battle.
Keep reading and watching videos. You'll get it!
Just the same as common sense...all is gone in my husband!! Is this rite?
Do you ever come to CANADA Fredericton or moncton NB
It's fictional, but watch clips of Dominic Chianese as Corrado "Uncle Jun" Soprano from the show of the same name. He goes further and further into dementia.
"Do you want an egg? Make him an egg"
"I don't want an egg."
"Make him an egg."
"I just told you, I don't want an egg!"
"Anyway, about Tony Egg..."
"Tony Egg?" (He wants say Tony Blundetto but it comes out as "Egg")
I worked with a very old lady with dementia years ago - challenging, rewarding, but she was extremely advanced and would fight her daughter and I when we washed and toileted her. Sometimes she'd pinch my arms, and try to "gum" my arms as well (she had no teeth)
Sometimes a little punch or two.
Bonjour, Thank you Teepa for all these charings, it really helps me to help my dad, Be blessed.
Bonjour, Thank you Teepa for all these charings, it really helps me to help my dad, Be blessed.