There is a conference on Spirituality and Dementia taking place on March 15 at Stirling University.
“There is a great uncertainly about what is meant by spiritual care and who should provide it. There is a common assumption that it is the same as religious care and reluctance amongst many to discuss this issue with people with dementia. This event will explore evidence suggesting spiritual care lies at the heart of providing person and relationship-centered care and, as such, brings the responsibility of spiritual well-being within the remit of everyone providing support to people with dementia in their communities.”
Who is it for?
- Those responsible for ensuring that spiritual needs are met
- Staff supporting people with dementia and their families
- Families, volunteers and visitors such as chaplains and faith leaders who have a particular but not exclusive contribution to make
For further details see the web page for the event.
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