Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Damaging Objects is a course designed to help caregivers understand and manage challenging behaviors in individuals with dementia, particularly when it comes to damaging objects. The course focuses on understanding the reasons behind these behaviors, assessing risk factors, and developing strategies to prevent and manage such incidents. By gaining a deeper understanding of the causes and triggers of damaging objects in dementia, caregivers will be better equipped to create a safer and more supportive environment for their loved ones or clients. 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

Communication in Health and Social Care Settings - Level 3 is a course designed to provide caregivers with essential communication skills for working in various healthcare and social care settings. Effective communication is vital for establishing trust, building strong relationships, and providing quality care to patients and clients. This course covers various aspects of communication, such as verbal and non-verbal cues, active listening, and adapting to different communication styles. It also addresses the unique challenges faced by caregivers in effectively communicating with patients, their families, and the interdisciplinary healthcare team. This course is aligned to NVQ level 3. Hide