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Assessing and Engaging Frail Seniors withDepression and Active Suicidal IdeationChi Chung Benny Wong, MSW, LCSWOn Lok Lifeways
Presentation Outline1. Quiz game2. Overview of the senior population with regard todepression and suicide rate in the US3. Review the screening tools for older adult depression4. Tips for assessing seniors with depression andsuicidal ideation5. Help seeking behavior for mental health services6. Group discussion: effective skills to engage frailseniors with depression and suicidal ideation in yourtreatment plan.
Presentation Outline 7. Three important elements for social workersto engage frail seniors with depression andsuicidal ideation in your interventionseffectively. 8. Case discussion: Case management model 9. End
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview senior population regardingdepression and suicide rate.
Overview of senior populationregarding depression and suicide rate. On Lok Lifeways: Data about seniors withdepression 1) 414 seniors were diagnosed with depression. 2) 308 are females106 are males 3) 263 participants are Asian (63%), 71 participants areLatino (17%), 65 are Caucasian (16%), and 15 areAfrican American (4%).
Review screening tools for older adultdepression 1. Major (ICD-10) Depression Inventory 2. Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ9) 3. Geriatric Depression Scale 4. Center for Epidemiologic StudiesDepression (CES-D) 5. Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) 6. Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale (SDS) 7. Beck Depression Inventory
Tips for assessing seniors withdepression and suicidal ideation 1. Cultural factors should always be aconsideration 2. Be sensitive to senior’s emotionalexpression 3. Don’t be afraid of asking the senior and hisor her family any questions related to suicidalthoughts or attempts 4. Be aware of the senior’s psychosomaticcomplaints
Tips for assessing seniors withdepression and suicidal ideation 5. Verify with the senior what it means when heor she tells you a vague statement. e.g. I don’twant to live anymore 6. Read the senior’s psychiatric history 7. Explore the senior’s coping skills to deal withhis or her depressive symptoms and suicidalideation 8. Ask if the symptoms are bothering him or herand how active the suicidal ideation is
Help seeking behavior 1. Help seeking behavior among Asians formental health services 2. Help seeking behavior among Latinos formental health services 3. Help seeking behavior among AfricanAmericans for mental health services
Three important elements for social workers toengage frail seniors with depression and suicidalideation in your interventions effectively 1. Tailor made services (30%) 2. Clinician’s personality trait (30%) 3. Gaining feedback from your clients (40%)
Case Discussion: From a casemanagement model Case scenario: please refer to the providedcase scenario 1) What kind of case management will youprovide to form a good relationship with TinaWong? 2) How will you engage Tina Wong in yourinterventions effectively?
Assessing and Engaging Frail Seniors withDepression and Active Suicidal Ideation Benny Wong, LCSW Bwong@onlook.org
3. Review the screening tools for older adult depression 4. Tips for assessing seniors with depression and suicidal ideation 5. Help seeking behavior for mental health services 6. Group discussion: effective skills to engage frail seniors with depression and
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