What does time feel like in residential aged care? This article explores waiting, memory, meaningful moments and how our experience of time can shape wellbeing.
What does time feel like in residential aged care? This article explores waiting, memory, meaningful moments and how our experience of time can shape wellbeing.
Introduction This article is the third in the Time to Rethink series on behaviour support planning in residential aged care.… Read more BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLANNING IN RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE: PART 3. IMPLEMENTATION
When I first began working with older people over 30 years ago, I thought I had a reasonable idea of… Read more AGEING WITH PURPOSE: INSIGHTS FROM HISTORY AND PSYCHOLOGY
Empathy Have you ever been sitting, chatting with someone, believing they were listening to you, but then you ask a… Read more Rethinking Empathy in Residential Aged Care: Understanding the Double Empathy Problem
Introduction In part one of this blog series on Behaviour Support Planning in residential aged care, we learned that the… Read more BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLANNING PART 2: INTERVENTION DESIGN
Introduction This is the first in a series of four Behaviour Support Planning Blogs. In this initial blog I will… Read more BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLANNING IN RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE
Written by Ashley Young, October 2020. As social beings we rarely hesitate to reach out and help others who we… Read more Talk to yourself like a good friend
Written by Jane Turner, September 2020. I was thrilled to be invited to give an introductory talk in “Our Ageing… Read more AGEISM
In Part 3 we looked at the workforce related issues, specifically how carers are struggling to provide appropriate care to… Read more A Senior Clinical Psychologist’s response to the Four Corners programme about abuse and neglect in aged care facilities. Part 4: Systemic Issues
The clinical issues were referred to previously in Part 2, and included the fact that 40% of residents are depressed.… Read more A Senior Clinical Psychologist’s response to the Four Corners programme about abuse and neglect in aged care facilities. Part 3: Workforce issues