Regency Healthcare Training Solutions

04/01/2023

Teaching is a very noble profession that shapes the character, caliber, and future of an individual. If the people remember me as a good teacher, that will be the biggest honour for me. ~A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

03/24/2023

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03/20/2023

Hiring Alert!!! Looking for Register Medication Aides 🤗

03/08/2023

Happy Women’s Day! We Are Built Ford Tough! I am so proud of you! Don’t stop, defy tiredness, and continue to be great. I love you and you are awesome❤️💪🏾💯

03/03/2023

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02/27/2023

We are proud to announce that Regency is now a Licensed Training Provider for the American Red Cross. Won’t he do it 🙌🏾💯💪🏾

02/26/2023

While glucagon keeps blood glucose (sugar) from dropping too low, insulin is produced to keep blood glucose from rising too high. The two hormones counterbalance each other to stabilize blood glucose. When blood glucose levels fall too low (low blood sugar), the pancreas pumps out more glucagon. If you want to learn more about diabetes and diabetes management, contact Regency as we are improving health through the power of education 🤗

02/26/2023

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can help save a life during a cardiac or breathing emergency. However, even after training, remembering the CPR steps and administering them correctly can be a challenge. In order to help you help someone in need, this video is a perfect example of demonstrating a song in mind to help you maintain a steady rhythm of 100 to 120 beats per minute. If you want to learn lifesaving skills from experts, come visit us at Regency as we are saving lives through the power of education 🤗

02/25/2023

The power of education will take you on an unimaginable journey ~Tiffany Griffin, CEO Regency Healthcare Training Solutions

02/03/2023

Ways to Prevent Medication Errors: You can use a Medication Administration Record (MAR) to help you keep track of every dose that the individual you support takes or misses for whatever reason. A MAR includes key information about the individual's medication including, the medication name, dose taken, special instructions and date and time. As a Medication Aide or those who are licensed/certified to administer medications, it is mandatory to address on the MAR whether a medication was given or was not given. Anything left unaddressed is considered a medication error. Please ensure that you check, double check, and triple check before ending your shift that all medications on the MAR was addressed. If it is not documented, it is assumed that it was never done!

12/06/2022

This needs to be shared, needs to be read, and most importantly heard.

Sertraline- Zoloft
Venlafaxine- Effexor
Citalopram- Celexa
Mirtazapine- Remeron
Fluoxetine- Prozac
Duloxetine- Cymbalta
Quetiapine- Seroquel
Lamotrigine- Lamictal
Escitalopram- Lexapro
Bupropion- Wellbutrin
Lorazepam- Ativan
Clonazepam- Klonopin
Aripiprazole- Abilify
Carbamazepine- Tegretol
Buspirone- Buspar

You may know what these tablets are or know a loved one who takes them, but in case you don't, I will fill you in. That medication allows people to deal with a normal day to day life. Although most days it leaves them tired, spaced out, emotionless, or even super emotional.

Crazy right? Why would anyone want to feel like that?

Well this is why!!

You see, some people suffer from severe depression and anxiety.

In their brain it doesn't sit right, something seems different. They notice little differences that other people wouldn't. Most days they wake up sick and feel sleepless.

They consistently overthink every situation.
Was a comment about them; was it a joke?
Was that person supposed to laugh?
Or did they mean it?
Are they being nice?
Are they talking about them?
Do they talk about them?
They then think, I bet they don’t like me really.

They say sorry all the time. They feel like they annoy everyone.

And for all those questions they will spend hours trying to answer. Let it all build up in their mind, until it sends them to tears...... it's mental that they see things that way.

It's not only mental changes, but physical changes. They don't eat a lot or they eat way too much. Insomnia, up all night answering questions to situations that don't even exist, or sleep too much and waste half their day still feeling tired.

They still smile and they have every excuse for when you ask why.

But the tablets can help them. Because they know when they start to feel this way or think this way, they need help.

They know that when their behavior starts to change, They need guidance. And they understand that they don't need to be ashamed. They don't need to be understood. They just need to be accepted. Everyone is fighting a battle and sometimes you need to be kinder.

So I may just be another person who's talking about mental health....

Living with this illness is hard, but trying to understand it, is even harder. It’s also 100 times harder if they have another condition on top of this.

Don't suffer in silence.

Mental health is just as important as physical health.

Be part of the healing.💙
Be understanding.💙
Be kind. 💙

Sometimes don’t even try to understand, just simply love that person, support them, and be there when they need you. Some people in my life have truly mastered this, and for you I will forever be grateful!