Back by popular demand: Montessori Principles to Improve Engagement

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Back by popular demand: Montessori Principles to Improve Engagement
Published: Monday, May 4th 2020

Presenters: Dr Cameron Camp & Gary Johnson

This DAI Webinar is back by popular demand, following the recent and very successful April Webinar. It is one event, set in a number of different time zones, and may not be available viewing after the live session.

DAY/DATE(S):

  • Tuesday, May 12, 2020 (USA/CA/UK/EU)
  • Wednesday, May 13, 2020 (AU/NZ/JP/SGP/TWN)

Register here...

About the Webinar: This DAI "Meeting Of The Minds" Webinar is a repeat of the session we held on 29/30 April. It is a live event, not the recording of the first session, and both presenters will delve more deeply into the topic, and there will be time for Q&A.

These are challenging times and call for innovative methods. Two nursing homes decided to draw upon and apply the teaching and principles of Dr. Maria Montessori. Montessori believed the most important task of a teacher was not to teach but to observe the students and create an environment that encouraged students to teach themselves and each other what they needed to know when they needed to know it. She achieved amazing results! Similarly, amazing results are achieved when her approach is applied to persons living with Dementia, such as a dramatic reduction in drug use to control unpleasant or aggressive behaviours, reduction in staff & resident injuries, and an increase in level of activity of residents.

How powerful it would be if these same principles were applied at the same time to front line staff and those who supervise them. Effectively, this would create a new architecture for workplace culture, making it possible for employees to be the best versions of themselves as often as possible. We will review two case studies from organizations on their successful journey to breathe Montessori Inspired Principles into their organizations. It’s a Human Thing®

About Dr Camp: Dr. Camp gives workshops on designing cognitive and behavioral interventions for dementia internationally. These interventions are all designed to reduce challenging behaviors and increase the level of functioning and quality of life of persons with dementia. He has co-authored three college textbooks and published over 150 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters.

About Gary W. Johnson: Gary’s passion is improving the relationship that happens between frontline staff and their leaders. He has served as a Vice President of Operations for a large CCRC in central Pennsylvania. Gary is a licensed nursing home administrator. He has served on numerous boards and presented at regional and national conferences. He also served as adjunct faculty for Temple University. He is skilled at creating healthy teams, cultures and operational efficiencies. Gary has the unique ability to see to the heart of things and help people to be the best versions of themselves.

Tuesday, May 12, 2020 (USA/CA/UK/EU):
  • 11:00 am Honolulu
  • 2:00 pm Pacific
  • 3:00 pm Mountain
  • 4:00 pm Central
  • 5:00 pm Eastern
  • 10:00 pm London/Glasgow/Dublin UK
  • 11:00 pm Paris, Munich, Amsterdam, EU
Wednesday, May 13, 2020 (AU/NZ/JP/SGP/TWN/CHN):
  • 6:30 am Adelaide AU
  • 7:00 am Sydney/Melbourne/Canberra/Tas/Brisbane, AU AU
  • 5:00 am Perth AU/Taipei//Beijing
  • 9:00 am Auckland, NZ

The Webinar runs for 1.5 hours.
Check your time if not listed above with this link.

COST TO ATTEND:

  • DAI Members: FREE
  • Care partners: FREE
  • HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS: FREE
  • DONATION TO ATTEND: $50.00 USD

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