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I am still me
I can understand
I can manage
Development of a psycho-educational post
diagnostic programme using a salutogenic
approach
Catherine Daly, Senior Occupational Therapist, HSE Primary Care
[email protected] 086-1453678
Set your Intention
Find your tribe
Find your framework
Set to work
Set your Intention
O Less about the
symptoms – more
about the person
O Diagnosis being a
part of you, but not
all of you
O Living alongside
dementia and living
that life well
O “Hope is a decision
you make” (Ronan Smyth)
• Primary Care Occupational Therapy
Department – Dublin South City
• Department of Age Related
Healthcare – Tallaght University
Hospital
• National Dementia Office
• DCCN and IDWG (ASI)Kathy Ryan
Model of Human Occupation
Sense of CoherenceMy world has
meaning
My world is
understandable
My world is
manageable
I am still me
I can understand
I can manage
Sense of Coherence
Kitwood’s Enriched Model of Dementia
Set to Work
Instead of counting my days,
I’m going to make my days count
Kathy Ryan
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