Kymberly

Hi. My time is always spent with residents in a group, from 10 to 15 different participants at a time, 3 days a week. I would like to know how to introduce one-on-one time, with so many residents to attend to, or how to decide which residents get one-on-one time. Residents are semi-dependent, some have times when they are 'room-bound', either by necessity or choice. I'd like to spend the time i have to maximum benefit, but have never done any one-to-one contact, aside from short social visits etc. Hope to get some advice. Kym :)

Do you write them out on a board? I'm not sure i'd have access to one, and was wondering if giving out pencil & paper would be enough, or just discussion

Did you hear about the fellow who lost his left arm and his left leg? Well he's alright now.

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Hello. I have the golden carers exercise dvd but i was wondering if anyone knew where i could get one for balance, and for posture. Thanks, Kym

I would love to see a photo of your collage. Thanks for the inspiration! Kym x

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