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41: Pete Hill - The 'D' Word - Episode 41
41: Pete Hill - The 'D' Word - Episode 41
41: Pete Hill - The 'D' Word - Episode 41
Tuesday 10th October 2023
Join Dr. Zoe Lucock and Pete Hill as they discuss behavioral gerontology and strategies to improve the lives of those with dementia on The 'D' Word.
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Get the buttons here!Behavioral Gerontology and Dementia: Insights with Dr. Zoe Lucock
Episode Overview
- Behavioral gerontology and its impact on individuals with dementia
- Empowering carers through positive reinforcement and proactive methods
- The need for a cultural shift in care facilities to focus on meaningful interactions
- Supporting individuals with dementia through small, meaningful changes
- The potential for significant improvements in the lives of both individuals with dementia and their carers
It's not rocket science, but it does take a systematic, logical, objective look at what's going on to see those emerging patterns and figure out how to address them.
How do we better support those living with dementia? Pete Hill tackles this pressing question with Dr. Zoe Lucock from The Positive Ageing Consultancy and Training in this episode of The 'D' Word. They dive into behavioral gerontology, exploring how understanding human behavior can significantly improve the lives of individuals with dementia. Dr. Zoe shares practical strategies for carers, emphasizing the power of positive reinforcement and small, meaningful changes in daily routines.
They discuss the urgent need for a cultural shift in care facilities, focusing on promoting independence and fostering genuine interactions. This conversation offers valuable insights for anyone involved in dementia care, whether you're a professional carer or a family member looking for ways to enhance the quality of life for your loved one.