AGE-u-cate Training Institute Blog

The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team. Phil Jackson

Topics: Senior Care Professionals, AGE-u-cate Training Insitute

Technology can support safety and security for elders living in their homes.

Topics: The Family Caregiver, Senior Care Professionals, Family Caregiver, Caregiver, caregivers, Alzheimer's disease, eldercare, Home safety, Technology

Elder abuse is a growing concern as our population ages and lives longer.

Topics: AGE-u-cate Training Institute, Senior Care Professionals, Elders, Training, Family, caregivers, Professional Caregivers, elder abuse, AGE-u-cate Training

The AGE-u-cate Training Institute supports aging services providers as they respond to the isolation crisis facing their elderly residents and clients.

Topics: Senior Care Professionals, aging services, caregivers, compassionate touch, AGE-u-cate Training Insitute

The COVID-19 pandemic must inspire significant changes in how long term care is treated and resourced.

Topics: Senior Care Professionals, aging services, compassionate touch, aging, long term care, support, Work, front line staff, reform, COVID

 

Topics: The Family Caregiver, Senior Care Professionals, Family Caregiver, dementia, caregivers, compassionate touch, Dementia Live, Faith Community, families, AGE-u-cate Training Insitute

Family educational programs that are fun and engaging could help ease frustrations and tensions LTC providers experience with family members.

Topics: Senior Care Professionals

Create moments of joy for persons with Alzheimer's and leave them with lasting positive feelings.

Topics: Senior Care Professionals

Long Term Care should continue to celebrate it's seniors. In doing so, we might just change the narrative associated with long term care.

Topics: Senior Care Professionals

On the brink of a new decade, I contemplate what the next ten years will look like for the aging services industry. Reflecting on the past provides me some hope for the future. In some respects, we have come a long way.  By the same token, we should maintain a future focus and continue to develop more strategies that support the quality of living of frail elders.

Topics: AGE-u-cate Training Institute, Senior Care Professionals, aging services, dementia, Care Partners, caregivers, compassionate touch, Dementia Live, Dementia Live®Training, aging, understanding