Some carers may not feel they can approach the person because the assume they are violent. If a person gets violent it is due to frustration and not being able to express themselves. It helps if you know how to approach the person so they dont get adjitated. You should always try to form positive relationships with clients even though they may not remember you a short time later. Some people just think a person dementia does not need to be spoken to bacause they may not be able to understand anyway.
I have also learned that different people respond differently to different situations. Some handle situations well, some do not. I’ve also learned that suicide really doesn’t help anything it makes things worse because it can have a so called “domino effect” where if one person commits suicide someone else won’t be able to stand the guilt and would commit it themselves and so on and so forth. I recommend anyone who has lost a loved one, someone close to them or even maybe a pet, and are looking for advice, to read this book. It is full of helpful tips and suggestions for dealing with grief and
However the recent decline in staff means that it is not always possible for us to go out on the community leave that I havee worked so hard to get from ther MOD, which makes mme angry and frustrated and some what withdrawn from my recovery programme I believe exercise a very good way of lifting my mood if I am feeling down or angry I also believe going to my therapeutic groups very helpful as it helps me express feelings which I might not be able to speak about without them e.g. exploring emotions is very good for achieving this Get me out on community leave as ad when stated Social needs Social health
I can not help but wonder if the lack of help causes people to fall deeper into depression. Most patients already feel alone and worthless. If there were more opportunities to receive quality care, then perhaps there would be fewer crimes, criminal activity, and suicide. I am really concerned about people and the way they feel and how they are treated. As human beings, we are all unique and special in our own way.
In many instances both partners want to be able to manage by themselves, even when they are elderly or frail, but caring for someone is a huge emotional and physical burden. If you are caring for someone at home, sharing some of that burden and having a proper break from it enables you to carry on without crisis. Your partner may not fully realise how you feel unless you tell him, so this could be the important first step towards another change in your lives
However in many cases this is not possible. For example, group therapy or self help tapes, i.e. quit smoking, help sleeping. A general, generic script can also work as a ice breaker for clients who want help but are afraid of sharing too much information too soon. Some people find it hard to trust there therapist and some people don’t fully trust hypnosis.
This rational, or to some irrational, fear of a falling nation leads to desperate hopes to find happiness, and for others, an escape to peace. Political correctness and a desperate attempt to quiet “mean jokes” or “bad language” could be seen as some people attempting to make things better, but in reality, essentially make things worse. Not all people can be pleased at all times; some will be unhappy, and that’s a sad truth of life many people do not
In the case of Salem, conflict did bring out the worst in people. But it is not always the case; conflict is a natural part of any relationship, family or community. It is the ignoring of conflict or the sublimation of the importance of addressing disputes in a timely and honest manner that can lead to frustration and conflict bringing out the worst in
Unfortunately, however, that is often not the case for people with mental illness. People with depression, for example, are often perceived as if they have “brought it on” or “created it” themselves. While the stigma surrounding mental illness has become less intense, it is still very much an issue. These words often come to mind: crazy, unstable, irrational, overly sensitive, weak, less-than-whole,
Redirecting and asking someone to tell you about the person he has asked about or about his home is a better way to calm a person with dementia. 3. You Cannot Be a Perfect Caregiver. Just as there is no such thing as a perfect parent, there is no such thing as a perfect caregiver. You have the right to the full range of human emotions, and sometimes you are going to be impatient or frustrated.