Dementia Care Masterclass | Working with Someone in an Amber GEMS® State
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Teepa leads a webinar to help care partners figure out how to work with someone who is lives in a moment of time. How to engage, connect, and work with them.
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The films you show are very helpful!
Thank you for watching. We have so much more content on TH-cam, Facebook and Tick Tock to check out.
You are such great people & teachers. Thank you
Wow, thank you @irmapena9319!
Absolutely 🎉
Squeaky wheel gets the grease. Fits the Quiet Amber falling in the cracks fading away
That's often true, @meman6964. We at Positive Approach to Care want to be sure that the quiet amber do not fall in the cracks, but that we will notice them and attempt to engage as often as possible. If you would like to talk about any issue, please reach out to our team for a free 30-minute consult. Consult@teepasnow.com or 1-877-877-1671.
Oh this is so important to see. He's so tired and heartbroken. My dad went through this with mom.
Thanks for watching and commenting @deeperthanmemorywithmaryai9900!
Very nice content thank you I am a healthcare assistant
Thanks, @rafarodrigues5343! I hope that our videos are helping you in your work as a healthcare assistant.
You are amazing❤ beautiful examples
Thank you! 😃 @JustShirl8!
So much good solid information. 🙏🏼🎉🎈🙏🏼
Thanks. This is hard
You are very welcome, @Lisa-xf5uf! It is hard, but I hope that you know you are not alone. Please reach out to our team at consult@teepasnow.com of call 1-877-877-1671 if you have would like to talk.
Thank you !!! 😢
Tjis was the most interesting video ive ever watched
Thank you, please stop by again and check out some of our other videos!
Teepa, I’ve ordered your book but is there a specific video where you might talk about what to do when they are confused about who THEY are? Mine Keeps saying things like “who is Me?” Or “This is not me!” How do you reorient them when they are confused and agitated to this extent? We do tell her who she is but she no longer knows who we are, and when we tell her, she is very suspicious and doesn’t believe us. She literally thought I put photos of strangers around to convince her we were family. “I don’t know what you are trying to pull here” she said this week.. Thankfully she will be at a memory care center by the end of this coming week. This is such a cruel disease the way it takes all individuality away from somebody. I hope your book and vids will help me understand her better and how to communicate more effectively with her. I’m finding it very difficult and I was a nurse and have SOME training in therapeutic communication but I forget everything I’ve ever learned when we are together. I’m so used to the way we used to communicate, for decades.
Hi, @selecttravelvacations7472. It sounds like you are dealing with quite the situation right now. I hope that the move to a memory care center is going well. This podcast (th-cam.com/video/DPPvzZa--ss/w-d-xo.html) may help a little and I'm wondering if you want to connect with a consultant to explore things a bit more. Please email consult@teepasnow.com to get a session.
I'm having the same situation. And by time I get there the husband has already yell at her for peeing on the floor refuses to wait a brief , he is no help at all😢
Sorry that's happening, @elizabethhope1179. I'm wondering if her husband is having trouble dealing with the grief and/or the changes that he's seeing and that's why he's not helping. Do you think he would be open to connecting with someone to talk about things? If so, contact us at consult@teepasnow.com for a free 30-minute session.
He has a time limit for how long it takes her to do things. As a caregiver, I take as long as it takes. Pushing her on a time 😊constraint makes her stubborn. I learned repeating tostep up or over just took longer and frustrated me.
Hi, @deeperthanmemorywithmaryai9900! Thanks for sharing your experience and thank for taking the time she needs. Good work!
Shutting off the shower. Only in the summer. Get a handheld.
I have a similar situation with stepping over the tub.
Trying to get a walk-in shower for her. They can afford it.
Great suggestion, @deeperthanmemorywithmaryai9900!
Let them become comfortable. There will be something or someone that they like and will do busywork
Ambers are grasping and fighting for themselves by collecting and trying to respond to interaction. They are losing themselves
Hello Mrs. Snow, Ma’am, I am a new care aid in the province of BC, thank you for your content, I am very new to this and any information is helpful in this broken health care system we have.
Hi, @miaself5131! Welcome to the world of care partnering and thanks for wanting to learn more! I'm wondering if you might want to check out this section of our website (teepasnow.com/resources/for-professionals/) or you might be interested in our Champion Courses (teepasnow.com/resources/for-professionals/#knowledge) where to can join us to learn some of the skills.
I am a survivor of domestic violence, my whole life. I am 52 the first time that I was beaten down I was 18 years old wrong three broken ribs two black eyes marks on my shoulder. I was in Alabama screaming for help. Someone calls the cops for me when the cops got there. They told me to behave myself and to be a good girl . i am now 52 and I have memory issues blurred vision. I think he isn't right. I have communication issues. It seems to communicate with people. I am looking for a support group or some kind of class to help me with things. I need to deal with healthy relationship now, but they have never had any drama in her life and they literally don't understand things in the way I am sometimes so I need some information to help.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. We are sorry to hear about this. It must have been such a scary thing to experience. Please reach out to our consultant team at teepasnow.com/services/consulting/phone-consultations/. We offer a free 30 minute consult and want to chat with you about what your experiencing and if we can help. Take Care
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Oh get on your knee and relax your back a bit. be eye to eye level
Nice notice, @deeperthanmemorywithmaryai9900!
She's freaking out man
Hi @MasterBobert, if you would like you can reach out to our team and we can support you at teepasnow.com/services/consulting/phone-consultations/. Take Care
Body language
Yes, @edewest5036 - those non-verbal communication methods make a difference!
Overwhelmed is how I feel when I see and hear you act it out.
Had to stop listening.
Hi @user-ro8xn3cn6h, if you would like you can reach out to our team at teepasnow.com/services/consulting/phone-consultations/ and we can support you. Take Care
Sensory toys, fidgets, things that are durable and won’t brake easily or pose as a choking hazard (especially when Amber state people explore with their mouths) would be great to keep around the place.
Hi, @annabarham155, Thanks for adding your suggestion!
I have an amazing Amber Gem that I care for. This has been my first experience caring for a person living with Dementia and need all your training and input that I can receive to better understand how to be the best care partner for her. Thank you Teepa and the PAC Team. 👏🏼💕
Hi, @E_Star, so glad that we can be here to help you and thank you for working with your amazing Amber!
I just started working with my amber , and I am trying to do my detective work .. First ,she doesn't like to go into bed/bathroom, She does not want to wair the brief. She saids no those are not mine , she has a pair of paint and shirt she likes towair..
Hi, @lizabethhope1179, as I said with my other comment, please consider reaching out to us for a free 30-minute consultation to talk about this situation. consult@teepasnow.com or 1-877-877-1671.
This is MY HUSBAND TO A TEE..NO TALKING..NO EATING HARDLY..WORSE PROBLEM FOR ME TO TOLERATE IS HORRIBLE BATHROOM HABITS.CAN'T EVEN PUT IT ON HERE..MY STRESS LEVEL DAILY IS WORRIED ABOUT IT CONSTANTLY.
YOU ARE DESCRIBING HIM..PEOPLE DON'T HARDLY TALK TO HIM..HES HARD TO CARRY ANYWHERE..I HAVE TO DRAG HIM AROUND A STORE..CANT FOLLOW ME OR A DIRECTION..I FEEL AMBER ON ALERT. I DO NOT LIKE "ME"!😢😢