A family carers knowledge of a loved one and their family history makes it easiest for them to ‘populate’ the dice with prompts. The family carer is often the ‘expert’. Though be aware that as a spouse or as a child you will have only known your loved one for a part of their lives. Their brothers and sisters will have memories that stretch further back to their youth.<\/p>\n
So remember to consider all decades of the persons life. Think of:<\/p>\n
People
\n\tPlaces
\n\tThemes<\/p>\n
Collect 12 examples for each topic.
\n\tSelect 4 prompts from each section
\n\tWrite them on the dice.
\n\tAnd try it out.<\/p>\n
If you have a harsh reaction or no reaction rub it out and make a note on your list.
\n\tReplace it with another name.
\n\tExperiment and see what works.
\n\tEncourage friends and family to use it.<\/p>\n
Mind Dice Methods Family Carer A family carers knowledge of a loved one and their family history makes it easiest for them to ‘populate’ the dice with prompts. The family carer is often the ‘expert’. Though be aware that as … Continue reading