Making it Through The “HOLI-DAZE”

<p><strong>Once again,</strong></p> <p><strong>Kim Hegwood and Laura Wayman, the Dementia Whisperer get together. This time the discussion is one to help caregivers.</strong></p> <p><strong>Title: </strong>Making it Through The “HOLI-DAZE”</p> <p>A few of the questions that Kim will be discussing with Laura include:</p> <p>1. Why is it Important to Keep Routines?</p> <p>2. Is it Important to play and sing CHRISTMAS CAROLS OR TRADITIONAL MUSIC?</p> <p>3. Why Keep Traditions?</p> <p>4. Why practice Dementia Aware Communication and A Loving care Approach?</p> <p>5. Why It Is So Important to Ask for Help?</p> <p><strong>Connect with Laura Wayman</strong></p> <p><strong>Website:</strong>www.laurawayman.com</p> <p><strong>Email:</strong>help@laurawayman.com</p> <p><strong>Facebook:</strong> Facebook.com/TheDementiaWhisperer/</p> <p><strong>Instagram:</strong>@thedementiawhisperer</p> <p><strong>LinkedIn:</strong>Linkedin.com/in/thedementiawhisperer/</p> <p><strong>Bio:</strong></p> <p>Laura Wayman, The Dementia Whisperer, is an accomplished keynote speaker, international best-selling author, trainer, consultant, and a dedicated Gerontologist. (A.A. Degree in Gerontology, Social Services Designee Certification) She has presented keynote speeches, workshops, in-services, classes, training, and seminars across the U.S. on the significant subject of Dementia Care, continuing to share her essential message of “raising dementia awareness” worldwide. Ms. Wayman can provide eight CE’s for RCFE Administrators License, and four CE’s for RN’s and LVN’s through the California Board of Nursing. Her audiences have often given her the highest evaluations, singing her praises months and even years after her compassionate presentations. Each presentation is a representation of how much Ms. Wayman enjoys her work. She is confident with every opportunity that she is “living her vision” of changing the dementia caregiving focus, one person, one family, one organization at a time. Ms. Wayman grabs her audiences’ full attention in the first