SUPPORT WORKSHOP
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The Grief of Alzheimer’s Disease
Understanding the grief experience of patients and care givers
As patient symptoms increase, so do grief reactions by both patients and family members. Frustration, confusion, sadness, and bargaining occur with every change. This workshop will introduce components of grief typically experienced by patients and caregivers coping with Alzheimer’s disease. Participants will learn how to recognize components of grief and obtain tools for effective client/patient/family interventions. Objectives for this workshop:- Discuss patient grief
- Discuss caregiver grief
- Discuss grief similarities and disparities between patients and caregivers
- Discuss caregiver burnout risk
- Practice coping techniques for use with clients/patients
The Grief of Alzheimer’s Disease™
is a trademarked educational program of
Hearts of Hope Foundation, Inc.
is a trademarked educational program of
Hearts of Hope Foundation, Inc.
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