Resource Dementia Wandering Information Flyer International

Resource Dementia Wandering Information Flyer International The ia² team has been working with the pyramid lake paiute tribe (plpt) and carla eben on a dementia wandering project for tribal communities (read more here)we developed this “dementia wandering” information flyer culturally tailored to american indian communities with featured imagery from multiple tribal communities, including an image of stone mother from the pyramid lake paiute tribe. The international association for indigenous aging has revised and updated a two page flyer about dementia risk reduction, intended for american indian and alaska native nations and tribal serving organizations to use. designed by and for indigenous people, this flyer is part of our healthy heart, healthy brain initiative, which was created to.

Resource Dementia Wandering Information Flyer International Headquarters office: 11101 georgia ave. #320 silver spring, md 20902. phone: (301) 861 0632 new mexico office: 4220 indian springs dr, ne albuquerque, nm 87109. To download additional resources, visit our publications page. select materials are available at a fourth grade reading level upon request. if interested, please contact [email protected]. if you’d like to order materials for your waiting room or for other in office resources, please contact your local alzheimer’s association chapter. for. Prevent wandering. wandering isn't necessarily harmful if it occurs in a safe and controlled environment. however, wandering can pose safety issues — especially in very hot and cold temperatures or if the person with dementia ends up in a secluded area. to prevent unsafe wandering, identify the times of day that wandering might occur. The wandering information sheet was designed to help family members of dementia patients, and local law enforcement, should a loved one or family member wander away from home and become lost. download this information sheet , fill it in, and keep copies of it handy for law enforcement in the event your loved one wanders away and becomes lost.