7 & 8 JULY18 ADFM Dementia Care Skills Training Workshop at ADFM PJ Day-Care Centre:

To:  Family Caregivers for persons with Alzheimer's and Dementia

Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation Malaysia (ADFM) will be conducting the DEMENTIA CARE SKILLS (DCS) Training Workshop for Family Caregivers (and their care workers) on:

Date:    Saturday, 7 July 2018 (9.00am – 5.00pm), & 

             Sunday, 8 July 2018 (9.00am – 1.00pm)

Venue:  ADFM PJ Day-Care Centre, No. 6 Lorong 11/8E, Seksyen 11, 46200 Petaling Jaya

Caring for a person with dementia can be very stressful and traumatic at times. Dementia not only affects the person living with the condition, but also the entire family. The greatest challenge is on you, the caregiver. With a better understanding of dementia, you can plan for and cope with the challenges that you may encounter in your caregiving journey.

This one and half-day interactive training comprising 4-modules is designed to support you in your caregiving role with essential knowledge and skills to care for the person with dementia and yourself, using the Person-Centered Care Approach through sharing of real-life scenarios, discussions and identify potential strategies for managing caregiver stress.

Learning Objectives:

Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person-Centred Care

•     Identify the principles of Person Centered Care (PCC)

•     Recognize the impact of dementia on person with dementia, and family caregivers

•     Identify your own level of stress and self-care strategies

•     Identify community resources available to support family caregivers

Module 2: Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

•     Understand behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify potential triggers for behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify a range of options for supporting the person with dementia

Module 3: Effective Communication

•       Describe the impact of dementia on communication

•       Identify strategies for effective communication with a person with dementia, including:

        Reality orientation, Validation, Reminiscence

Module 4: Purposeful and Meaningful Engagement

•     Recognize the value of promoting engagement with life for a person with dementia

•     Recognize the value of activity for a person with dementia

•     Identify ways of adapting activities to meet individual needs

PROGRAMME

Day One Saturday 7 July 18	0830-0900 0900-1100 1100-1115 1115-1315 1315-1400 1400-1500 1500-1600  1600-1615 1615-1730	Registration Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person-Centered Care Refreshment break Module 2: Behavioural & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Lunch Break / Photo Session Module 2 (cont’d) Module 3: Effective Communication Tea break Module 3 (cont’d)
Day Two Sunday 8 July 18	0830-0900 0900-1100 1100-1115 1115-1300	Registration Module 4 – Purposeful & Meaningful Engagement Refreshment break Module 4 (Cont’d) Interactive Session Q & As Summary

The above training will be facilitated by Team Leader, Geriatrician Dr Khor Hui Min and ADFM Team of Trainers.

FREE Admission and Compulsory Registration for logistic purposes.  Email:   jenny@adfm.org.my / jennyho8@gmail.com or whatsapp 016 608 2513, providing:

(1)    Full Name/s

(2)    Mobile contact

(3)    Email address

(4)    Indicate whether family caregiver or care worker, and

(5)    To whom you are caring for.

Kind regards,

Jenny

016 608 2513

ADFM National Caregivers Support Network:   http://admalaysia.ning.com

Web:  www.adfm.org.my

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/adfmpj/

ADFM National Caregivers Support Network is an online community platform for caregivers to seek support, information, advice, and share their caregiving challenges and experiences with other caregivers. 

30JUN18 & 01JULY18 Johor Bahru: Dementia Care Skills Training for Family Carers

To:  Family Carers for persons with Alzheimer's and Dementia,

Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation Malaysia (ADFM) jointly with JOBADA (Johor Baharu Alzheimer’s Disease Support Association) will be conducting the DEMENTIA CARE SKILLS (DCS) Training Workshop for family caregivers (and their care workers) on:

Date:      Saturday, 30 June 2018 (9.00am – 5.00pm), & 

               Sunday, 1 July 2018 (9.00am – 1.00pm)

Venue:  Johor Bahru Alzheimer’s Disease Support Association (JOBADA), Pusat Alzheimer’s, No. 16 Jalan Sukarela, off Jalan Saksama, Taman Dato’ Onn, Larkin, 80450 Johor Bahru

Caring for a person with dementia can be very stressful and traumatic at times. Dementia not only affects the person living with the condition, but also the entire family. The greatest challenge is on you, the caregiver. With a better understanding of dementia, you can plan for and cope with the challenges that you may encounter in your caregiving journey.

This 12-hourly of one and half-day interactive training comprising 4-modules is designed to support you in your caregiving role with essential knowledge and skills to care for the person with dementia and yourself, using the Person-Centered Care Approach through sharing of real-life scenarios, discussions and identify potential strategies for managing caregiver stress.

Learning Objectives:

Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person-Centred Care

•     Identify the principles of Person Centered Care (PCC)

•     Recognize the impact of dementia on person with dementia, and family caregivers

•     Identify your own level of stress and self-care strategies

•     Identify community resources available to support family caregivers

Module 2: Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

•     Understanding behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify potential triggers for behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify a range of options for supporting the person with dementia

Module 3: Effective Communication

•       Describe the impact of dementia on communication

•       Identify strategies for effective communication with a person with dementia, including:

        Reality orientation, Validation, Reminiscence

Module 4: Purposeful and Meaningful Engagement

•     Recognize the value of promoting engagement with life for a person with dementia

•     Recognize the value of activity for a person with dementia

•     Identify ways of adapting activities to meet individual needs

PROGRAMME

Day One Saturday 30 June 18	0830 - 0900 0900 - 1100 1100 - 1115 1115 - 1315 1315 - 1400 1400 - 1600 1600 - 1615  1615 - 1700	Registration Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person-Centered Care Refreshment break Module 2: Behavioural & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Photo Session Lunch break Module 3 – Effective Communication Break Interactive Session Q & A
Day Two Sunday 1 July 18	0830 - 0900 0900 - 1115 1115 - 1130 1130 - 1300	Registration Module 4 – Purposeful & Meaningful Engagement Refreshment break Module 4 (Cont’d) Interactive Session Q & A Summary

ADFM Team of Trainers / Facilitators:

(1)     Geriatrician, Dr Goh Cheng Beh

(2)     Physiotherapist, Mr Edwin Tay

Admission fees:  FREE for family caregivers and RM30.00 for Institutions.

For enquiries & registration:

Email: jobadajohor@gmail.com

Tel: 07 2222016 / 0127091277                  

Providing:

(1)        Full name/s

(2)        Mobil contact

(3)        Email address

(4)        Indicate whether family caregiver or care worker, and

(5)        To whom you are caring for.

  

Best regards.

29 & 30APR17 (SAT/SUN) AT ADFM PJ DAY CARE CENTRE - DEMENTIA CARE SKILLS TRAINING

To:  Family Caregivers and Care Workers

ADFM will be conducting another DEMENTIA CARE SKILLS (DCS) Workshop on:

Date:     Saturday, 29 April 2017 (900 a.m. - 500 p.m.)

              Sunday, 30 April 2017 (900 a.m. - 100 p.m.)

Venue:  ADFM PJ Day-Care Centre, No. 6, Lorong 11/8E, Seksyen 11, 46200 Petaling Jaya

This 12-hours training covers the following 4 Modules:

Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person Centred Care

Module 2: Effective Communication

Module 3: Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

Module 4: Purposeful and Meaningful Engagement

This 4-Module Course is designed to provide family caregivers and their care workers with an introduction to dementia focusing on:

•     Understanding the principles of Person-Centered Care

•     Communication techniques for interacting effectively with people with dementia

•     Recognizing and responding to behavior that may be exhibited by people with dementia

•     Understanding the importance of engagement through activity for the person with dementia.

 

Learning Outcomes

Module 1: Impact of Dementia and Person-Centred Care

•     Identify the principles of Person Centred Care

•     Recognize the impact of dementia on person with dementia, and family caregivers

•     Identify your own level of stress and self-care strategies

•     Identify community resources available to support family caregivers

Module 2: Effective Communication

•       Describe the impact of dementia on communication

•       Identify strategies for effective communication with a person with dementia, including:

Reality orientation, Validation, Reminiscence

Module 3: Behaviour and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

•     Understanding behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify potential triggers for behaviour associated with dementia

•     Identify a range of options for supporting the person with dementia

Module 4: Purposeful and Meaningful Engagement

•     Recognize the value of promoting engagement with life for a person with dementia

•     Recognize the value of activity for a person with dementia

•     Identify ways of adapting activities to meet individual needs

It is hoped that all the family caregivers and their care workers will benefit from this training through video play, dynamic group activities and sharing of experiences in order to provide good quality care to their loved ones living with dementia.

PROGRAMME

Day One Saturday 29 April 17	0830 -- 0900 0900 -- 1100 1100 -- 1115 1115 -- 1300 1300 -- 1330 1330 -- 1600 1600 – 1615  1615 – 1700	Registration Module 1:  Impact of Dementia and Person-Centered Care Coffee break Module 2 – Effective Communication Lunch break Module 3 – Behavioral & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) Tea break Interactive Session Q & A Photo Session
Day Two Sunday 30 April 17	0830 – 0900 0900 – 1100 1100 – 1115 1115 – 1200 1200 – 1300	Registration Module 4 – Purposeful & Meaningful Engagement Coffee break Cont’d Module 4 Interactive Session Q & A Summary

ADFM Team of Trainers / Facilitators:

(1)    Ms Satiapoorany Subramaniam

(2)    Felix Kong Hon Sen

(3)    Leong Sik Wai

NO Registration Fees.  Registrations are open to all family caregivers, care workers, and significant others of persons with dementia

For registration, email jenny@adfm.org.my, and copy jennyho8@gmail.com providing:

(1)    Full Name/s

(2)    Mobile contact

(3)    Email address

(4)    Indicate whether family caregiver or care worker, and

(5)    To whom you are caring for.

Any questions, please WhatsApp or call Jenny at mobile +016 608 2513.

Please Register Early for logistic arrangements.

Kind regards.