What You’ll Discover in Micheal Shafer 2-Day Certification Conference Alzheimer’s, Dementias and Geriatric Mental Health Conditions
- Faculty:
- Micheal Shafer
- Duration:
- 13 Hours
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Aug 27, 2020
Description
No matter what discipline, very few providers have had adequate training in safe working practices. and Effectively meeting the complex mental requirements and As an older adult, you may have behavioral health issues.
Don’t be caught unprepared!
Whether you’re a social worker, psychologist, counselor, nurse, OT, PT, SLP, or Long-Term Care professional, this training is exactly what you need to ensure proper care for geriatric patients facing Alzheimer’s, other dementias, depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use issues, and suicidal ideation. This training will provide you with specific strategies, not just a general overview. and For older adults, there are interventions.
During this specialized training you’ll receive:
- Cognitive assessment tools and Interpretation tips
- Practical solutions for dementia patients with challenging behaviours
- Guideline for recognizing signs of suicide in older adults
- Late life anxiety, depression and trauma: Adaptive solutions and Use of drugs
- Tips and Strategies for working well with families
Get your order today and You will leave feeling prepared and You are confident that you can overcome all the complexities of working alongside geriatric patients. Certified Dementia Care Specialist (CDCS).!
BECOME CERTIFIED
This training meets the educational requirements if you want to apply for certification. Certified Dementia Care Specialist (CDCS). – Visit www.evergreencertifications.com/CDCS Find answers to frequently-asked questions about certification.
Handouts
| Manual (Black & White Slides), (25.3 MB | 98 Pages | Available after Purchase | |
| Manual (Color Slides) (22.6 MB) | 98 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
DAY 1
Differentiation and Diagnosis of Dementia and Prognosis
- Types of dementia and How to tell the difference
- Pseudo-dementia explanations
- Mild Neuro-Cognitive Disorder
- Diagnosis, prognosis, and The stages
- The most up-to-date preventive treatments
Cognitive Assessment Essentials
- Mini-Mental State Examination
- SLUMS
- Administration and Scoring
- Objective and Interpretation subjective
Challenging Behavior Toolbox:
Trigger Identification and Problem Solving and Compassionate Intervention Strategies
- Individualizing care – strengths and There are limitations
- Pain and pain assessment
- Techniques for verbal communication and Physical combativeness
- Agitation – Triggers, pain and care planning
- Illusions and Hallucinations — Possible causes and There are complications
- Wandering – redirection techniques to reduce risks
- Here are some tips for working with sundowners
- Sexual expressiveness and Interventions for dignity
- Activities of Daily Living – structure and engagement strategies
Verbal and Non-Communication Strategies using Verbal Strategies
Reduce Frustration and Enhance understanding with dementia patients
- Traditional communication is replaced with behaviors
- Person-centered: Gathering beliefs and Values
- Tips for communicating effectively with patients suffering from dementia
- The meaning of the gesture is important
- How to avoid arguments
- Which questions should you ask? and How to ask them
- Activities that are meaningful and connect
Tips and Tips for Working With Caregivers Successfully
- Family dynamics
- Validation, empathy and active listening
- Caregiver burnout and Where can I get help?
- End of life questions
- Ethical questions and Abuse
DAY 2
How Aging Influences Mental Health
- The aging body, brain and Unique stressors of the late life
- Social systems, stigma and Life role transitions
- How mental illness can impact your mental health
Geriatric Pharmacology:
Safety Tips and Effectiveness
- The senior metabolism and unique safety concerns
- Seniors are often affected by side effects of certain drugs
- Interactive effects: Be aware
Late-Life Depression
Assessment and Interventions
- Late-stage assessment strategies-life depression
- Social support: What is its role?
- Dealing with grief and loss
- Cognitive approaches to focus on today’s problems
- Solutions for physically impaired people with adaptive exercise
Suicide among older adults:
How to recognize warning signs and Correctly intervene
- Suicidal behavior among older adults is complex
- Assessment and Screening tools
- There are many treatment options and Crisis guidance
Alcohol and Seniors and drug use
- Unique vulnerabilities and diagnostic difficulties
- Assessment tools
- Motivational Interviewing and Relapse prevention strategies
Late-Life Anxiety
Identification and Older adults can benefit from treatment strategies
- Risk factors, stressors and Symptoms
- Loss of social support and Fear of being alone
- Medical concerns and hypochondria
- The evidence-Psychological treatments based on the law
Trauma-The Right Treatment for Older Adults
- What the latest research tells us – and what it doesn’t
- Seniors with trauma need to be assessed with special care
- Trauma and Somatic complaints
The Role of Nutrition Geriatric Behavioral Problems
- What is vitamin? and mineral deficiencies impact behavior
- How volatility in blood sugar can affect behavior
- Non-invasive strategies-Healthy eating
Faculty
Micheal Shafer, Ph.D. Similar seminars and products: 1
Micheal Shafer A Ph.D. clinical psychologist specializes in diagnosing mental disorders and Treatment of dementia patients Dr. Shafer Multiple teaching positions in the Michigan State University School of Medicine’s departments of Physical Medicine. and Rehabilitation and Radiology.
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Dr. Shafer Lectures on a range of clinical topics in the United States and Research issues and He has led numerous trainings for doctors about medication use and Mechanisms of action, especially for the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease. His primary research/clinical interests include the assessment of neuropsychological disorders (e.g., stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), Alzheimer’s) and The study of brain function in localized areas. Dr. Shafer Provided hospital-Counseling services based on the client’s needs and The University of Maryland Medical School conducted research.
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Dr. Shafer Earned his M.A. His M.A. in applied psychology was earned at the University of Baltimore and His doctorate in clinical psychology, with an emphasis upon neuropsychology, was earned at the University of North Texas.
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Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Micheal Shafer Dr. Ph.D. is employed by Michigan State University School of Medicine in Physical Medicine. and Rehabilitation and Radiology. PAR Rehab Services has Dr. Shafter on staff. He is a trainer and Lectures all over the nation Dr. Shafer PESI, Inc. gives a speaking honourarium
Non-financial: Micheal Shafer Ph.D. is a board Member of the Michigan Rehabilitation & Research Corporation. and a Chapter Board Member of the Alzheimer’s Assocation. Dr. Shafer Professional memberships in the American Psychological Association, American Psychological Association (APA), and the Clinical Neuropsychology Division 40, APA. and National Academy of Neuropsychology – NAN
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