Dementia Awareness Training For Carers
£19.00
The course covers the signs, symptoms and different types of dementia; the impact that symptoms have on people physically, socially and emotionally; the responsibility of employers; the role of carers and community systems; and it offers practical guidance on how to live well with dementia.
| Accreditations | CPD |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 80 mins (approx) |
| Languages | 41 |
This detailed “Dementia Awareness Training for Carers” training program aims to equip carers with the essential knowledge and skills needed for effective support of individuals with dementia. Organized into four main sections, the course sequentially unfolds:
1. Raising Awareness :
This section aims to raise your awareness of dementia by covering the following topics:
- Understanding what dementia is and its various forms.
- Recognizing the common symptoms and stages of dementia.
- Breaking down myths and misconceptions about dementia.
- Highlighting the importance of early diagnosis.
2. Dementia-Friendly Environments :
Creating a dementia-friendly environment is essential for the well-being of those with dementia. This section will sequentially lead you through:
- Firstly, adjusting physical surroundings to meet the needs of individuals with dementia.
- Then, implementing strategies to enhance safety and reduce confusion.
- Lastly, understanding the importance of sensory stimulation and familiar cues in fostering a supportive atmosphere.
3. Active Planning & Active Caring :
In this segment of the training, our attention turns to delivering engaged care to individuals with dementia. We will delve into:
- Initially, the adoption of person-centered care approaches and the significance of tailoring care plans to each individual.
- Subsequently, the use of effective communication techniques to foster rapport and alleviate distress.
- Lastly, the implementation of strategies to handle challenging behaviors and enhance well-being.
4. Living Well With Dementia :
In this section, we highlight the critical need for individuals with dementia to live well and sustain a high quality of life. As we proceed, you will discover:
- Firstly, the value of engagement, activities, and social connections.
- Next, the support of emotional and psychological well-being.
- Finally, the empowerment of individuals with dementia to preserve their independence and dignity.
After finishing the “Dementia Awareness Training for Carers” course, you will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to offer empathetic and efficient care to individuals with dementia. This course is perfectly suited for both professional and family caregivers looking to deepen their understanding of dementia and elevate their caregiving skills. Initially, it focuses on establishing dementia-friendly environments, followed by strategies to enhance the well-being of those living with dementia, ultimately enabling them to lead fulfilling lives.
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