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GEMS, More Than Just Loss: Dementia Progression Patterns

Posted on January 25, 2016

Please join Carol Brauer for a Positive Approach to Care seminar on GEMS, a system developed by Teepa Snow.

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Teepa Snow’s GEMS™ workshop provides essential information on how to classify and define the changes in a person due to the effects of dementia. Learn how to classify and define the changes in a person caused by the effects of dementia.  GEMS™ improves on existing models and is not used just to classify a state or stage of dementia, but also to improve interactions and appreciation of the individual. The GEMS™ characteristics focus on ability instead of loss and are a valuable tool to assist with changing abilities that impact relationships and expectations. Learn about what it means to be living in a world with dementia and their cognitive and physical abilities. 

WEEK ONE – September 14th 3pm-5pm:  Sapphire and Diamond

WEEK TWO – September 21st 3pm-5pm:   Emerald

WEEK THREE – September 28th 3pm-5pm:  Amber

WEEK FOUR – October 5th 3pm-5pm:  Ruby

WEEK FIVE – October 12th 3pm-5pm:  Pearl

All individuals, whatever their state of being, in the right setting and with the right care, can shine!  Join us for this five week journey on how to classify and define the changes in a person due to the effects of dementia. 

Participants attending all 5 workshops will receive Certificate of Completion for 10 hours of continuing education.

DATES: September 14, 21, 28, October 5 and 12, 2017

TIME: 3:00pm-5:00pm

LOCATION: BrightStar Care of Appleton 47 Park Place, Appleton, WI 54914

PLEASE REGISTER BY CLICKING BELOW:

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