Challenging Behaviors in Dementia: Searching and Rummaging is a course designed to help caregivers understand and manage the behaviors exhibited by individuals with dementia, specifically focusing on searching and rummaging. These behaviors can be particularly challenging for caregivers as they may lead to disorganization, misplaced items, and increased confusion for the person with dementia. The course aims to provide caregivers with the knowledge and tools to effectively manage these behaviors, ensuring a safer and more comfortable environment for both the caregiver and the person with dementia. Hide

Duty of Care for Healthcare Workers is a course designed to educate caregivers on their legal and ethical responsibilities towards their patients. This course will help caregivers understand the concept of duty of care, its importance in healthcare, and how to meet their obligations to maintain a safe and healthy environment for their patients. The course will also cover potential challenges and risks that may arise in a healthcare setting and how to respond to them appropriately. Hide

Dementia Awareness for non-clinical staff course aims to provide caregivers with a basic understanding of dementia, its symptoms, and the impact it has on individuals and their families. This course is specifically designed for non-clinical staff who interact with people with dementia, such as caregivers, family members, and support staff. The course will focus on recognising signs and symptoms, understanding the different types of dementia, and learning effective communication strategies to better support individuals with dementia and their families. Hide