Workbook 3: Behaviours that challenge us

We have published the third of a series of dementia workbooks within a three stepped pathway including small bite sized learning presentations for both learners and those sharing learning with others in teaching or supervisory roles.

This workbook is supported by the PowerPoint presentations: ‘Behaviours that challenge us: part 1’ and ‘Behaviours that challenge us: part 2’. There are links within the workbook which direct you to other resources available to build on the knowledge given.

You can demonstrate your learning by completing the exercises within the workbook and the short quiz at the end. This will provide evidence to your manager of your learning.

Workbook content:

  • Introduction
  • Workbook 1 and 2: Refresher

Section 1 Theoretical background

  • 1. Defining behaviours that challenge us
  • 2. Physical needs and physical health
  • 3. Psychological and social needs
  • 4. Influence of Personality
  • 5. Neurological impairment
  • 6. Delirium, hallucinations and delusions
  • 7. Impact of the environment

Section 2 Practical solutions

  • 8. Focus on excessive walking (wandering)
  • 9. Focus on aggression
  • 10. Focus on vocally disruptive behaviour
  • 11. Focus on repetitive behaviour
  • 12. Focus on sexual expression

Section 3 General ways of supporting

  • 13. Communication
  • 14. Life history
  • 15. Environment
  • 16. Observation tools
  • 17. Validation Therapy
  • 18. Working with families and friends – Relational approach
  • 19. Medication
  • 20. Quiz
  • Feedback

2 thoughts on “ Workbook 3: Behaviours that challenge us

    1. Rowan Purdy Post author

      Hi Nicola,

      I have corrected the links to the workbook on the archived website. You can view the workbook at https://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk/archive/workforce/learning-pathway/step-3/ and download a prinatble version at https://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk/archive/wp-content/uploads/dementia-workbook3.doc

      Rowan, Editor, Dementia Partnerships

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