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EMI care is a specialised service delivered with compassion and skill at our Nursing Homes.

Managing EMI behaviour is an essential part of the high-quality care provided at our Nursing Homes.

Challenging behaviour is a term that describes how residents with dementia may act when they are distressed, confused, or overwhelmed.

Challenging behaviour is a common issue faced by care providers and families alike. At our Nursing Homes, we understand that these behaviours are often misunderstood.

Challenging behaviour strategies are a core part of the person-centred care delivered at our Durham Nursing Homes.

Causes of dementia behaviour are not always obvious, but they are essential to understand when supporting people with dementia.

Strategies for Managing Challenging Behaviour in EMI Patients is a critical aspect of person-centred care at Stockton Lodge & Denehurst Nursing Homes.

Dementia behaviour triggers are a key area of focus at Stockton Lodge & Denehurst Nursing Homes.

De-escalation refers to strategies used to prevent challenging behaviour from escalating into a crisis. These include early intervention, non-verbal techniques, emotional validation, and redirecting attention.

Involving families in the planning and delivery of care not only improves outcomes but ensures residents feel supported.