Care Plans

All the information and resources you need to create effective social & recreation care plans for your clients. Includes templates and case studies.

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How to write a Care Plan

The documentation process varies from facility to facility but there are usually three important steps to follow.

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Resistive Behaviour Care Plan

John is an 84 years old gentleman living with first stage dementia. He is disoriented of time and place. Prior to coming to facility John lived on his own for many years and was used to have his own way...

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Difficult Behaviour Care Plan 1

Anna is a 79 year old lady living with 2nd stage dementia. She seems to understand what staff say but is very slow to respond. She is restless most of the day, sitting for only minutes at time...

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Aphasic condition Care Plan

Lyn is unable to communicate verbally due to medical diagnosis. She is bed-fast and her upper and lower limbs are rigid. She is able to follow one’s gaze by moving her head to the left and to the right...

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Balloon tennis

This activity is an easy, social, gross motor game, suitable for differing levels of cognitive and physical disability. Lots of fun and laughs too. Definitely a staple gross motor favourite.

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The object of this game is by using the alphabet, each participant tries to think of a corresponding name (male and female), place, and thing. This game always provides everyone with a lot of laughter and the staff really gets into too!

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