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Course Detail: WELL-9285 - 8 Hr. Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care
This 8-hour seminar is an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their expertise in Alzheimer's Disease and dementia care. As the required training for certification through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP), it provides an in-depth understanding of dementia and equips participants with the necessary skills to deliver high-quality, compassionate care. The seminar's curriculum emphasizes person-centered care, a transformative approach that focuses on the individual rather than solely on the condition. Through the seminar, participants will learn how to adapt care practices to meet the unique needs and preferences of each patient. This approach encourages a deep respect for the dignity and individuality of people living withdementia, fostering a more compassionate and supportive care environment.
Key elements of the seminar include:
? Comprehensive Overview of Alzheimer's and Related Dementias: Participants will
gain a solid understanding of dementia, its stages, and how it impacts individuals.
? Effective Communication Strategies: Communication is a cornerstone of quality care.
Participants will learn methods for improving interactions with people living with
dementia, especially when verbal communication becomes challenging.
? Behavioral Approaches: The training will introduce strategies to address difficult
behaviors by recognizing emotional cues and identifying unmet needs.
? Person-Centered Care: This aspect will empower participants to create individualized
care plans that honor the person's identity and preferences, thereby increasing their sense
of control and well-being.
? Emotional Well-Being: The seminar will emphasize how fostering a connection between
caregivers and patients enhances emotional well-being, encouraging positive relationships built on trust and understanding.
For healthcare providers, this training is a step toward mastering advanced care techniques and
improving the quality of life for patients. Upon successful completion, participants will be better equipped to support individuals with dementia, offering care that respects their humanity and unique experiences.
To ensure eligibility for certification, you can visit the NCCDP website at www.nccdp.com.
All are welcome to attend.
Class Note: Upon successful completion, seven (7) contact hours will be awarded to nurses, counselors, nursing home administrators, occupational therapists, respiratory care practitioners, physical therapists, social workers and dieticians.
