PowerPoint Presentation - Slide 1 - Seniors First BC
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Learning Goals Recognize signs of abuse/neglect Stay healthy while caregiving Stay socially connected with others Resources
Workshop Norms Confidentiality is essential. Every group member is welcome to providefeedback. Each person has the right to take part in thediscussion or not. Be aware that experiences expressed areunique and may not reflect your own.
Information NOT providing advice Information aboutoptions and rights
Are you at risk?Research has found that risk factors for elderabuse include: The person being cared for is in poor health –physically and mentally Living with the person being cared for Lack of social support Holding negative view(s)of older adults (Ageism) Geography Strength of family bonds
You Are Not Alone: Isolation and CaregivingFeeling isolated or alone is described as the “lack of social activities and relationshipsaside from the person they are caring for.” What kind of factorscan contribute to familycaregivers feeling isolated?
Mental Capacity and Elder AbuseVulnerability to abuse increasesas a result of: Diminished mental capacity Ageist beliefs or actionsby others
Mistreatment of Older Adults Action Harming a person ABUSE Not acting Not providing care or assistanceto a dependent person NEGLECT
What does the Law say aboutElder Abuse? There is no crime called elderabuse or neglect Some abuse is illegal Some abuse is not a crime
Many Types of Elder Abuse Physical Neglect Psychological /Emotional Sexual Chemical (medications) Spiritual Financial Forced Confinement
Elder Abuse Can Be Done by Anyone Family Member Partner / Spouse Child / Grandchild Neighbour Friend Caregiver Building Manager Doctor Lawyer Trustee SubstituteDecision-Maker Legal Guardian
Elder Abuse Happens At home In a hospital In a care facility In the community
Finding a Future for Ellen1. How is Ellen at risk?
Finding a Future for Ellen2. How is Margaret (Ellen’s daughter) at risk?
Finding a Future for Ellen3. What are some examples of elder abusein the video?
Tips to Stay Healthy Take care of yourselfHave realistic expectationsReach out and accept supportBecome informedPractice empathy
Strategies for Staying Socially ConnectedWhat do you do in your life that connect youwith others?o emotional supporto technical assistanceo physical supporto etc.A little effort goes a long way to maintainfriendships and connections!
Communication Tips for Caregivers What do you need to get from the conversation Mind-reading is almost impossible! If you need to ask yourself, “Am I talkingtoo much?” then you probably are Check your attitude at the door Listen and clarify Stay on task
Ways To Say “No” (Nicely!) Say ‘no’ and refocus on what you will or cando:o “I won’t be able to take you shopping today, butI’ll check with Bob to see if he might be free. Not this time: you are willing, just not now:o I’d love to come over for a visit with you, but I’mswamped with the kids’ activities. How about someother time?”
What Can You Do If You Suspect Elder Abuse? Check in with the older adult Call a Designated Agency Inform the Director of Care or Manager incongregate housing
What Can You Do If You Suspect Elder Abuse? Call the Public Guardian and Trustee of BCabout financial abuse Report crimes to the police Call the Seniors Abuse and Information Linefor support and resources
Resources
Designated AgenciesDesignated Agenciesmandated to respondto reports of abuse andneglect of adults underthe Adult GuardianshipAct include: Regional HealthAuthorities Community Living BC
604-660-44441-800-663-7867www.trustee.bc.ca Investigates allegations of financial abuse Makes health care decisions for mentallyincapable adults Manages financial decisions Assists and provides resources to substitutedecision-makers
Caregiver Support Line1-877-520-3267www.familycaregiversbc.caA non-profit society providing assistance for FamilyCaregivers through One-on-one emotional support Help navigating the health care system Referrals and information on community resources Access to support groups
SeniorsAbuse andInformationLineA safe place for olderadults, and those whocare about them, to talkto someone aboutsituations where theyfeel they are beingabused or mistreated, orto receive informationabout elder abuseprevention.
Seniors Abuse and Information Line (SAIL)604-437-1940 1-866-437-1940 (toll free)Available 8am to 8pm daily, excluding holidaysTTY: 604-428-3359 1-855-306-1443 (toll free)Available 9am to 4pm Monday-FridayLanguage InterpretationAvailable 9am to 4pm Monday-Friday
about elder abuse prevention. Seniors Abuse and Information Line (SAIL) 604-437-1940 1-866-437-1940 (toll free) . Available 9am to 4pm Monday-Friday . Title: PowerPoint Presentation - Slide 1 Author: British Columbia Law Institute Created Date: 5/26/2016 3:00:58 PM .
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