Courses for caring relatives: Free of stress help in the Dietrich-Bonhoeffer Clinic!

Courses for caring relatives: Free of stress help in the Dietrich-Bonhoeffer Clinic!

In the Dietrich-Bonhoeffer Clinic Neubrandenburg, a number of free courses will soon begin, which are designed especially for caring relatives. This initiative aims to convey valuable information and practical skills to the participants who support them in their daily care. The courses include content on personal hygiene, how to recognize and avoid additional diseases, and techniques for mobilizing people in need of care. Another important topic is how caring relatives prevent overloads and be able to protect their own back at the same time.

The first two appointments are set on October 12 and 13 and November 23 and 24, 2024, and the events take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registrations are possible by email to pd-pfiff@dbbknb.de . If you have any further questions, the employees of the clinic are available on 0395 775-2382.

continuous support for nursing staff

The clinic is also planning similar offers for the following year, which will take place under the “Promote care in families” project (Pfiff) in cooperation with AOK Nordost. The services of the Pfiff team also include individual care instructions for relatives who are offered both in the clinic and in the home environment. This shows the commitment of the clinic to promote the quality of care and well -being of relatives and the persons they care. The concept aims not only to convey caring relatives, but also to support them emotionally, which is decisive in the often stressful role of a nourishing family member.

The courses are viewed as a valuable means to train the nursing staff and give them tools that take into account both their own health and those in need of care. With this type of further training, the clinic team would like to ensure that relatives are better prepared for everyday challenges and can facilitate their tasks.

In addition to the courses, the clinic also offers the option of receiving individual consultations, which can be immense for many nurses. The initiative shows the need for sufficient support systems in the area of home care and underlines the importance that caring relatives are not left alone.

These events not only offer practical knowledge, but also enable exchange with other affected people, which represents a further form of support. By participating in these courses, nursing relatives can build networks that can be assisted to you if you care challenges.

For more information about the events and the project, the hospital's homepage is a useful contact point to stay up to date and to find out comprehensive.