Can anyone give me information about transfer trauma when an elderly resident is transferred to a different facility?

My mother has always complained about the facility, however we had no choice in placing her there due to some unfortunate actions she took towards the Department of Motor Vehicles and a police officer. She has been diagnosed with dementia, depression, diabetes, poor kidney function and osteoporosis. There are some instances where she has refused her medication and been unresponsive to the nurses and nursing assistants. However, she says they are good to her and appears to have formed emotional attachments to two of the people who care for her. Based on her medical records, visits and nursing notes she appears to be cared for appropriately. None of the major issues such as bed sores, incontinence, or help with ambulation exist. She has always resisted change in terms of a different house,where furniture is placed in a room or on what day certain activities are performed such as banking, cleaning or even putting gas in the car. I have read that some elderly residents do not respond well to being moved to another facility and develop a condition called transfer trauma.. Symptoms are demonstrated as withdrawal, loss of appetite, and increased depression. Has anyone observed this with a loved one or does anyone have further information or know where to send me to gain more information about the condition.

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