Dementia 2 – Managing Activities Of Daily Living (ADLs)

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are essential tasks necessary for people to live independently.

This course is designed for family caregivers.  It provides direct-care skills strategies to support daily living activities (ADLs) with compassion and confidence. It also equips you with tools to enhance your loved one’s comfort and quality of life while reducing caregiver stress. Topics include:

• Understanding how dementia affects ADLs at different stages.
• Simplifying dressing, grooming, and bathing routines.
• Navigating mealtime and addressing nutritional challenges.
• Managing incontinence with dignity and establishing toileting routines.
• Using the 4R Approach (Recognize, Reframe, Respond, Reassure) to handle tension and behavioral challenges.