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Identifying Signs of Depression and Anxiety in People Living With Dementia

Identifying Signs of Depression and Anxiety in People Living With Dementia

Relias is hosting a free webinar, Identifying Signs of Depression and Anxiety in People Living with Dementia, on May 28.  

The brains of people living with dementia are very vulnerable to chemical changes and psychological conditions. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has caused extreme changes in day-to-day routines, and those who are living with dementia may or may not be able to fully comprehend the reasoning behind all the changes. Individuals living with dementia are therefore at a greatly increased risk for depression and anxiety due to isolation and changes in daily routine they have been experiencing. Recognizing changes that may signal symptoms of a mood or emotional disorder is vital in providing the best possible care and responding effectively. During this session Teepa Snow will help providers recognize and respond more accurately to depression and anxiety to reduce the chances for escalation and ‘non-helpful’ hospitalizations.

Identifying Signs of Depression and Anxiety in People Living with Dementia
May 28, 2020 | 3:00 pm

Please note: this webinar is a free event, and no CEUs or certificates of participation are provided. All registrants will receive a copy of the recorded webinar and slides if you cannot attend the live event.

About Relias

Relias offers an online learning platform with an expansive library of courses that will allow you to build training plans for your staff, track compliance and hone the skills they need to handle the increasing acuity post-acute care providers are experiencing.

Request a personalized demonstration to start on implementing these tools to master compliance and provide the best care with the Relias LMS. Already a Relias customer? You are eligible for a 20 percent discount on add-ons and renewals. Simply mention that you’re an VHCA-VCAL member at time of renewal.