Challenging Behaviors in Dementia and the Reasons Why with Judy Cornish, Founder of the Dawn Method

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Recorded12 Aug 2021

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Caregivers have innumerable questions when it comes to dealing with challenging behaviors throughout the dementia journey. From everyday issues with eating and sleeping and wanting to go home, to changes in personality and communication. Today I speak with Judy Cornish, elder law attorney, home care provider, and founder of The Dawn Method, a strength based, person centered approach to dementia care. Judy shares not only her techniques on dealing with these behaviors but also why they develop and how we as caregivers can learn to embrace not what is lost, but what is left. Click HERE for Show Notes. The Dawn Method Daughterhood.org

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