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This training discusses how dementia affects communication and also details common behavior changes.
This is the second part of an education series that teaches caregivers how to navigate the responsibilities of caring for someone living with dementia.
Caregivers can register for individual courses to meet their needs or complete the entire series.
This training explores the role of caregivers and the changes they may experience, building a support team, and managing caregiver stress.
It will also focus on helping the person living with dementia take part in daily activities, providing the right amount of support, and balancing safety and independence while managing expectations.
This training teaches how dementia affects communication, including tips for communicating well with family, friends, and healthcare professionals.
It also details common behavior changes and how they are a form of communication, non-medical approaches to behaviors, and recognizing when additional help is needed.
This final training examines how best to prepare for future care decisions and changes, including respite care, residential care and end-of-life care.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Wellness | Life Skills |
The 35,000 square foot Delaware Main Library is the oldest branch of our library system, which serves the public as well as houses a majority of our administrative offices. Located around the corner from downtown Delaware, it serves as our central branch for those on foot as well as those in a rush.
The Main Library also hosts the Delaware County Genealogical Society. Genealogical Society volunteers are in the Library to assist researchers on limited dates and by appointment.
DCDL welcomes all people to our programs and events. If you require ASL interpretation or other reasonable accommodations, please contact us at pr@delawarelibrary.org.