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  • Benefits of Birds and Nature

    The Benefits of Birds and Nature for People with Dementia

    The healthcare community, urban planners, and government agencies are all acknowledging what researchers have been saying for decades: Green spaces…

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    ADLs: You Would Resist, Too, If It Happened to You

    Many elders need help with Activities of Daily Living, commonly known as ADLs. They include dressing, bathing, grooming (hair and…

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  • Validation FAQs

    The Validation Method FAQs

    What is the Validation method? Validation is a method for communicating with older adults who are diagnosed as having Alzheimer’s…

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  • Matthew's Last Days

    Matthew’s Last Days

    November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, and HPP will be joining organizations across the nation to raise awareness for…

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  • At Last I've Found You: A Hospice Story

    ‘At Last I Found You:’ The Powerful Effect of Namaste Care

    November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, and HPP will be joining organizations across the nation to raise awareness for…

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  • Getting Started with the Life Story

    Getting Started with the Life Story

    Respect, trust, humor, support—these are all things we share with our friends. We know our friend’s occupations, marital status, general…

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  • Questions that Enrich the Life Story

    Questions that Enrich a Life Story

    The Life Story in dementia care is a person’s right to be known and be among people who care. To…

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  • Implementing Modifications in the Care Community

    Implementing Modifications in the Care Community

    Environmental interventions and modifications may require approval and/or funding to implement. When requesting funding from a supervisor or the administrator of…

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    A New Dialogue on Dementia

    In this excerpt from his book, Dementia Beyond Drugs: Changing the Culture of Care, Second Edition, Dr. Al Power re-frames…

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    Leadership: Institutional vs. Person-Centered

    What is person-centered leadership? Author Nancy Fox argues that it is the exact opposite of the outdated and harmful institutional leadership…

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