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Mid to Late-Stage Alzheimer’s

E-learning
E-learning
On-screen activities
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COURSE DESCRIPTION

The “Successful Caregiving in Congregate Settings: Mid to Late-Stage Alzheimer’s” course is specifically designed for those of you who work in congregate care settings, such as adult day programs, residential care facilities and assisted living. We will explore our ability to provide effective care in a trusting environment as the foundation we use to enrich and uplift the lives of people undergoing the serious changes that occur in the mid to late stages of dementia.

SEGMENT

1

Successful Caregiving for People with Mid to Late-Stage Dementia

In this segment learners will understand the definition of dementia and common diagnoses for the moderate to severe stages of dementia. Leaners will also understand how to provide effective support for individuals who are very impacted by dementia through the Concept of Emotional Guardianship.

SEGMENT

2

Developing Effective Communication Skills and Techniques

In this segment we will cover key characteristics of insightful communication when working with participants with mid to late-stage dementia. Our focus will include: Non-verbal Communication, Cultural Aspects and Effective Communication Strategies for great teamwork.

SEGMENT

3

Creating a Supportive Environment in Dementia Activity Programs

This segment will focus on how Emotional Guardianship, communication and teamwork all combine to help you provide a vital and engaging activity program. In this section we dive into why sharing activities together is at the heart of creating joy and connection in every care setting for individuals living with dementia.

SEGMENT

4

Using Emotional Guardianship to Provide Supportive Bathroom Assistance

This segment will help learners understand their role in assisting participants in the bathroom, which begins with developing a trusting relationship that will aid in successfully providing this delicate service. Learners will be provided with guidance into how to properly provide intimate care to those with dementia in a positive manner.
CATEGORIES
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging
Mid to Late-Stage Alzheimer's and Dementia
Multicultural Care

Course

2

Mid to Late-Stage Alzheimer’s

Course Description:

The “Successful Caregiving in Congregate Settings: Mid to Late-Stage Alzheimer’s” course is specifically designed for those of you who work in congregate care settings, such as adult day programs, residential care facilities and assisted living. We will explore our ability to provide effective care in a trusting environment as the foundation we use to enrich and uplift the lives of people undergoing the serious changes that occur in the mid to late stages of dementia.

Type of course:

E-learning

Included:

On-screen activities

Cost:

FREE

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