Time with Teepa: How to Provide Comfort for Someone in Mid-to-Late State Dementia

[@janetstarnes3405]

More People Should be Watching you!! 🙏

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[@csndre]

I just wanted to say thank you so much for you’re passion and help. Your videos and advice have helped me so much in the last year as my mom is suffering from dementia and I’m her daughter who tells her what to do (her version). 😂 I’m pretty sure I have done everything wrong at some point, but your advice and attitude has really helped me to realize when I’m stuck in my own perspective and not seeing hers. We are laughing and crying and getting frustrated, but we are doing it together and we’re making it. Thank you and you’re whole team ❤❤❤

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You are very welcome, @csndre! We are glad to know that we are helping you. You can also reach out to our team at [e-mail] or 1-877-877-1671 to talk or find other resources to help you. Our Care Partner Support Series (teepasnow.com/services/consulting/care-partner-support-series/) might also be of interest to you.

[@irmapena9319]

Wow. Gracias

[@margandharvey]

Thank you for the practical tips and for the honesty around the uncertainty of the cause and need to explore different solutions.

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[@kathicalvert4080]

Thanks for your insight 👍

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[@dev98029]

Most useful part begins at 8:27 when they discuss a very specific situation.

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Hi, @dev98029, thanks for letting us know that there was a specific point in the video that was most useful for you.

[@lisa-marieschwalbe2934]

Very informative 👏

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Glad you think so @lisa-marieschwalbe2934!

[@janetpogue4970]

This so sad ❤

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[@tonyavalvo1956]

Teepa we need some help please!!!! we are desperately trying to keep Dad at home with late stage Dementia, he’s incontinent most of the time throughout the night, he’s aggressive with flailing arms, but to him he’s laughing, but then seems angry at the same time, and he does a lot of shouting for attention. My mom is 80 years old and trying to care for him with my brother who is 60 years old and they are completely exhausted. Do you have any tips on how to bring down the aggression and the need for him to constantly grab a People? His legs are now not connecting to his brain so he does not walk or lift himself anymore .Thank you so much for your help. We so appreciate you.❤️

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Hi, @tonyavalvo1956, sorry it's taken us so long to respond, but please reach out to our consulting team ([e-mail]) to discuss some ideas - we offer a free 30-minute session or you may want to take a look at these blogs and other resources (teepasnow.com/search/?search=late) on our website.