Dr. El posted a new article on her website (http://www.mybetternursinghome.com/using-psychology-to-reduce-roommate-conflicts-a-handy-guide-mcknight-ltc-news/). I want to draw your attention to it because it has really useful information for those who are communicating with people in the nursing homes and are always hearing complaints about roommates or even unintentionally become witnesses of rommates' conflicts.
It happens often enough to be a problem we have to deal with. It is not only personnel's business. Everyone who is visiting the elderly can be engaged in such conflicts. In order to make your visits as pleasant for both sides as possible and to be able to help the old people in these disturbing situations, you shouldn't miss this article.
All advices are really wise and worth reading. Give a couple of minutes of your time to make sure you know what to do if it happens to you.
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