Practical Tips for Traveling with a Loved One with Alzheimer's Disease - UCLAMDChat
Offered By: University of California, Los Angeles via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Discover essential strategies for traveling with a loved one affected by Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia in this informative 43-minute lecture by UCLA psychologist Linda Ercoli, PhD. Explore crucial considerations such as when to travel, potential risks, and necessary preparations. Learn about helpful tools like Safe Return Systems and GPS tracking. Gain insights on various travel modes, including air travel, cruises, and road trips. Understand how to ensure safety at your destination and the importance of trial runs. Address common concerns through a comprehensive Q&A session, equipping caregivers with valuable knowledge for managing travel experiences with dementia patients.
Syllabus
Introduction
Topics
Why Travel
Should My Loved One Travel
When Should I Not Travel
Risks
Health
Help
Planning
Prepare for the Worst
Safe Return System
GPS Tracking
Air Travel
Traveling Light
Letter from Doctor
Cruise
Road Trip
Safety Tips
At Your Destination
Trial Run
Going by Yourself
Questions Answers
Taught by
UCLA Health
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