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2. Learning Points Recognize unmet needs of residents with dementia Identify calming techniques to reduce stress Apply person-centered approaches when responding to residents’ needs

3. Recognizing Unmet Needs Index Card Activity: Think of a Challenging Situation Reasons Behind the Behavior Calming Techniques –Validation –Redirection

4. 10 Common Challenging Situations Bathing ADLs Mealtime Anger & Agitation Physical/Verbal Aggression Disruptive Vocalizations Wandering Elopement Sexual Responses Families

5. Common Situations Possible Unmet Needs Person-Centered Approaches Person-Centered Approaches to Challenging Situations

6. Activity: Person-Centered Responses to Challenging Situations Life Histories of 5 Residents Examine a real-life example of a challenging situation 1.Identify the unmet needs expressed by the resident 2.Identify person-centered approaches the caregiver might use

7. Closing Activity: Index Card Review your original statement Can you identify the unmet need the resident was expressing? Can you identify a person-centered approach to meeting that need?

8. Learning Points Review Recognize unmet needs of residents with dementia Identify calming techniques to reduce stress Apply person-centered approaches when responding to residents’ needs