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Haley
Recreation Therapist And Writer
Recreation Therapist And Writer
13 Things You Should Know About Each Resident
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When a new resident moves in to your community, your first step after welcoming them is to complete an assessment. This assessment helps you to get to know your residents, so that you are able to develop programs and opportunities designed just for them.
In this article we cover:
- Assessment Basics
- 13 Things You Should Know About Each Resident
- How to Share Useful Info With Your Activities Team
- Assessments Never Stop
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I love this tip!
Their family structure, past and present. People who didn't have children can still be grieving about that in retirement so Mothers' Day activities need to be handled with care, and the person brought up in an Orphanage may become very sad if a 'School Days' theme brings back negative memories. With knowledge we can avoid these situations.
Hi Nikki
Thank you for sharing this information
It is very helpful