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Challenging Geriatric Behaviors

• Difficult Communications• Hallucinations• Resistance to Care• Aggressive Behavior• Wandering • Sundowning• Food and Fluid Deficit/malnutrition• Family Involvement


Identifying Baseline Objective Measurements Risk Factors for Escalation of Challenging Behaviors Influence of Gender, Cultural and Societal Factors Environmental and Interactional Considerations Lifelong Patterns and Preferences

Differentiating Among Dementia, Delirium, and Depression Diagnostic Criteria Signs/Symptoms Management

Alzheimer’s Disease: Assessment and Management Various Types of Dementia Progression and Stages: Retrogenesis Pharmacological Treatment Options Problems Commonly Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease: Difficult Communication, Hallucinations, Resistance/Aggression, Wandering, Sundowning, Malnutrition Interventions to Provide a Positive Experience

Difficult Communications and Hallucinations Contributing Factors Verbal and Non-verbal Techniques Therapeutic Use of Self Reorientation, Reminiscence

Validation Problem Solving Entering Their Reality

Resistance to Care Routine Hygiene Needs Reasons for Resistance Successful Techniques

Physically Aggressive Behaviors Reverse Developmental Behavior Behaviors as a Way to Communicate Identify the Problem/Trigger Environmental and Interactional Factors Causes of Escalation

Wandering and Sundowning Contributing Factors Assessment Exercise and Activity Environmental Management Interactional Management

Food and Fluid Deficit/Malnutrition Reasons Why They May Not Eat Ways to Promote Nutritional Intake Tips for Persons Who Need Feeding Assistance The Eating Environment End of Life

The Family Caregiver as Part of the Team Family Dynamics: Role Change Emotions Expressed During Caregiving: Positive and Negative Positive Communication Among Staff, Family, and Older Adult Assisting the Caregiver to Meet the Needs of the Care Recipient Helpful Resources Ways to Help Reduce Stress for the Caregiver

1. Apply assessment techniques to establish baseline behaviors in older adults.

2. Discuss factors that contribute to challenging geriatric behaviors and relate them to prevention.

3. Differentiate among delirium, dementia and depression in the elderly.

4. Explain the progression of Alzheimer’s disease and related treatment options.

5. Select appropriate environmental, interactional, behavioral, and/or physical/pharmacological interventions to prevent and/or manage challenging geriatric behaviors.

6. Differentiate between effective and ineffective strategies to manage difficult communications, hallucinations, resistance and aggressive behavior, wandering, sundowning, and food and fluid deficit/malnutrition.

7. Identify resources that provide information or services for caregivers.

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Questions? Visit www.pesihealthcare.com/faqs, or call 800-844-8260Caregiver Survival 101:Strategies to Manage Problematic Behaviors Presented in Individuals with Dementia

By Lisa Byrd, PhD, CFNP Dementia can be debilitating and life-altering – not only for the person with the disease, but also for family members and caregivers. This book was written to help these caregivers and family members better understand dementia and its effects, so they can proactively avert or lessen problematic behaviors while maintaining a climate of respect and compassion.

TOP 10 Geriatric Syndromes - Clinical Management StrategiesBy Lisa Byrd, PhD, CFNP In addition to providing a guide to care within a structure of easy-to-use, age-appropriate

treatment strategies, this book offers the author’s compassionate, experienced discussions of the differing presentations of illnesses in elders. Topics include: falls, sleep, pain, eating problems, confusion (dementia/depression), incontinence, anxiety, living abilities (activities of daily living -ADLS), skin integrity issues and elminiation issues. (2011)

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Caregivers find many older adult behaviors to be challenging. Dementia and delirium are the most frequent contributing factors. Knowing what to expect and what to do related to specific behaviors can decrease frustration and increase satisfaction for everyone involved. A framework for rethinking challenging behaviors provides guidance for choosing management strategies. Assessment and management techniques are based on theory and evidence. Through interactive discussion, clinical examples, and videos, this program focuses on day-to-day strategies to prevent and/or manage challenging geriatric behaviors.

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Latasha M. Q. Ellis, MSW, LCSW, is a psychotherapist, consultant, and entrepreneur. She is the owner and CEO of AHSAT Counseling and Consulting, PLLC. As a psychotherapist with over 11 years of service, Latasha’s diverse psychiatric experience stretches over a multitude of settings, including the state of Maryland Department of Corrections (where she provided psychiatric services to maximum security inmates), the state of Virginia School for the Deaf, Blind and Multi-disabled (where individual and group counseling services were provided), and a community mental health clinic (where she provided treatment for mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and various personality disorders).

Though currently in private practice, Latasha works closely with two area hospitals for the provision of mental health and substance abuse assessments, and psychological assessments for cardiac rehabilitation and pulmonary rehabilitation patients. She has also received certification as a Clinical Supervisor, through the National Association of Social Workers, North Carolina Chapter.

In addition to her psychiatric experience, Latasha has provided corporate workshops/seminars for the City of Charlotte, in a variety of areas pertinent to workplace challenges. She is also a certified trainer of Managing Aggressive Behaviors (MAB), through The University of Oklahoma OUTREACH, a program that emphasizes prevention and non-physical intervention strategies, and teaches non-pain producing physical intervention techniques.

Latasha’s passion for the field of mental health and behavior management is exemplified by her role as Field Instructor for The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, School of Social Work and volunteer group facilitator at a local non-profit transitional home for adults.

Latasha holds a Bachelors of Social Work (BSW) degree from Morgan State University and a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Maryland at Baltimore - School of Social Work. Her MSW degree holds a concentration in Clinical Social work with a primary specialization in Mental Health and a secondary specialization in Management and Community Organization. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Clinical Social Work from the Institute for Clinical Social Work in Chicago, Illinois.

Speaker Disclosures: Financial: Latasha Ellis maintains a private practice. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-Financial: Latasha Ellis has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.

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