Social Fabric Mind Map: Preserving Vital Social Connections of Aging Parents
Posted on: December 16, 2019
Categories: Senior Life & Tips
Originally published on David Solie: Here’s a good resource: David Solie’s Social Fabric Mind Maps, from his book entitled: Caregiver Mind Maps: New Tools for Eldercare. After completing one of these Social Fabric Mind Maps you can suggest and provide more recreational activities, social outreach, and other ways to provide social support – or brainstorm with other stakeholders intent on improving your loved one’s well-being. Continue Reading >
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