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Jenny

Personal Carer From Queensland, Australia


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Jenny 17th Apr 2019 Personal Carer

Sensory Pouches for Dementia Care

Do you just put a little bit of gel in the sensory pooches ?

I do DT as well as a carer
Jenny 13th Apr 2019 Personal Carer

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Hi, I would like some ideas for a gentleman that is bedridden, he has a progressive brain disease which has created Dementia. Because we spend 24 hr round the clock assistance I would like some ideas on activities to stimulate him when he is awake. He doesn't talk, you can work out when he likes and dislike something, his hands are quite stiff and tight, any ideas would be great,

Many thanks Jenny
Jenny 13th Apr 2019 Personal Carer

Sensory Pouches for Dementia Care

Where do you buy the good quality pouches I made 3 with zip locks, wouldnt they be any good ? Don't know how I did. I want to make a sensory bottle as well
Jenny 12th Apr 2019 Personal Carer

Sensory Pouches for Dementia Care

I am looking for more ideas for a client that is bed ridden, dementia doesn't speak, I'm going to try the sensory pouches, memory box, he is 24/7 care, ideas would grately apprciaged

Many thanks Jenny
Jenny 12th Apr 2019 Personal Carer

Sensory Pouches for Dementia Care

I would like to try these as well, I have a man with progressive brain disease and has caused dementia, he is bed ridden and we have so much time with him I would like to find things to stimulate him when he is awake. He doesnt speak. Does the hair gel leak out ?

Jenny
Jenny 19th Feb 2019 Personal Carer

15 Ways to Practise Self Care and Avoid Burnout

I feel I’m slowly burning out, I don’t take much time for myself. Usually money commitments. It’s usually work then home. I love working I’m the oldest one at work and don’t plan to retire but I either don’t make the time or I don’t have the money, I’m working hard so I don’t have lots of commitments when I do retire. I did retire once and Didn’t like it and am still working at 70, my friends and family are off holidaying or working
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