Challenging Behaviour of the Elderly with Dementia: Memories Loss, Confusion, Disorientation, Suspicious, Disruptive, Hallucination & Delusion

• Demonstrate heighten knowledge of dementia and the listing challenging behaviours of elderly suffering from dementia.
• To identify the various types of challenging behaviour of the elderly (memories loss, confusion, disorientation, suspicious, disruptive, hallucination & delusion)
• Identify and understand the root causes and the main issues of the elderly challenging behaviours.
• Demonstrate useful knowledge and the easy-to-remember tips, methods and strategies applicable to different difficult behaviours
• Show ability to minimise or prevent occurrence and re-occurrence of the elderly's' challenging behaviours.
• Demonstrate safety care /approaches to elderly and self.

What You'll Learn

• The caregiver is able to list the various types of challenging Behaviour
• Take appropriate action such as to attend
• memories loss/ Alzheimer
• confusion
• suspicious behaviour
• disruptive behaviour
• hallucination
• delusion
• Manage the elderly who is suffering from the challenging behaviour through:
• structured activities
• reality orientation
• sharing of passed memories /photos of families
• reminiscences therapy
• Offer Comfort to the elderly through effective communication & reassuring.
• Have more confident in dealing with the challenging behaviour of the elderly.