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Haley
Recreation Therapist And Writer
Recreation Therapist And Writer
How to be Culturally Sensitive in Senior Care
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The words we use when speaking with one another are important. Not only can they validate and empower someone, but they can also build - or tear down - the relationships we have.
Learning how to use culturally sensitive language in your Activity Professional role can benefit your residents, their families, and your team.
In this article we cover:
- What Is Culturally Sensitive Language?
- What Types of Cultures Might I See When Working as an Activity Professional?
- What If I Don’t Know Anything About a Resident’s Culture?
- What Happens If I Make a Mistake?
- 7 Ways to Honor Other Cultures
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