Navigating Communication Challenges in Dementia Care – Sherman (VIRTUAL) – FREE
November 20 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Navigating Communication Challenges in Dementia Care
Wednesday, November 20th
6:00pm – 7:00pm
VIRTUAL ONLY – Sherman Public Library
Effective communication is vital in providing quality care for individuals living with dementia. Join us for an informative session with Danielle Taibi, Occupational Therapist and Dementia Specialist. She will share essential strategies to enhance both verbal and non-verbal interactions, ensuring that caregivers can connect meaningfully with their loved ones.
Explore the stages of dementia and discover key considerations for engaging with individuals at each stage. Learn practical tools to manage challenging behaviors and foster deeper connections, ultimately enhancing the caregiving experience for both patients and caregivers. This session will equip you with valuable insights into effective communication strategies, including tailored approaches for different stages and a focus on goals during the end stages of dementia care.
Open to the public. To register to receive the virtual viewing link, please contact The Sherman Library at 860-354-2455 or email: slprograms@biblio.org or visit their calendar to register
About Danielle Taibi, OTR/L, CDP, Occupational Therapist and Dementia Specialist, RVNAhealth:
As a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP) and Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Trainer, Danielle’s approach goes beyond immediate care. She excels in thinking ahead to what patients and their families will need as they navigate the challenges of dementia, providing support that is proactive and personalized. Her deep understanding of the disease, coupled with her caring nature, ensures that those in her care receive not only expert treatment but also a path forward that considers the well-being of the whole family.