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— Understand what our services provide and if they are what you’re looking for.
— Meet our Behaviour Support Specialist
— Ask any questions before proceeding with the Intake Session.

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60-minute behaviour intake session

$130 CAD

1x 60-minute 1:1 virtual session with a Behaviour Support Specialist.

— Receive generalized strategies to minimize current behaviour and a list of action items to work towards.
— Understand the meaning behind the behaviour and discuss prevention when addressing unmet needs.

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Behaviour Support Package

$420 CAD

3x 60-minute 1:1 virtual sessions with a Behaviour Support Specialist.

— Tools and resources provided
— Behaviour care plan included
— Work through the cause of behaviour, and find interventions to manage
— Follow-up to ensure success

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Before we label someone living with dementia as “agitated” it helps to pause and check what might be happening underneath. Rummaging is harmless… until it’s not. Keep medications and unsafe items away and lockup up if you have to. We behaviour map because we want to find the root cause or the underlying meaning behind a behaviour. We work through a specific framework that applies each of these domains. If you’re not working through a process when investigating a responsive behaviour, it’s possible you could overlook certain triggers. The very first thing we can do to find the meaning behind the behaviour, is change our language to describe it. Instead of using phrases like “the person was agitated and aggressive” we could say “the person kicked and pushed caregiver away when being approached for a bath”. Both scenarios can be true, but the last one will give you the information you need to start the investigation for the “meaning”. Care related? Bathroom/environment/temperature related? Embarrassed they can’t bath self independently? Mad they require assistance? Not being given enough independence in bathing process? Approach? It could be a number of things, which is why we investigate! Caring Carl’s back again to ask if you’ve considered delirium. Delirium is a medical emergency, treat as such. 🚨

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