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1 SHERI BANKSTON, CTRS SPECIALIZATION IN GERIATRICS PRESENTS maslow’s hierarchy of needs’ concept - a recreational therapy guide to assessing motivational levels of residents with dementia living in ltc settings

2 WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU

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5 PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS FOOD DRINK AIR SHELTER SLEEP FREEDOM FROM PAIN COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURE

6 SAFETY PERSONAL SECURITY PLACE WHERE ONE FEELS SAFE FREE FROM HARM FREE FROM ABUSE FREE FROM NEGLECT FREEDOM OF INDEPENDENCE

7 LOVE AND BELONGING ACCEPTED WANTED LOVED RESPECTED FREE FROM ISOLATION
PLACE TO CALL HOME

8 SELF-ESTEEM BELIEVE IN SELF CONFIDENCE SENSE OF WORTH
TREATING RESIDENTS WITH RESPECT GIVING THEM TASKS THAT MAKE THEM FEEL USEFUL AND WANTED SENSE OF PURPOSE

9 SELF-ACTUALIZATION SELF-DEVELOPMENT AUTONOMY ACHIEVING GOALS
FAILURE FREE INTERVENTIONS TARGETING THE PORTION OF THE BRAIN THAT STILL FUNCTIONS AND ALLOWING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS

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