Dementia courses Islington

... through the person’s dementia journey, means connecting meaningfully. They also offer carers new ways to gain deeper understanding of the person and their changing needs, and encourage them to consider the person’s needs more than the symptoms. Course Information Start DateStart TimeDurationCostCourse... Learn about: Quality Training, Communication Training...

... relationships can be supported by health professionals to improve the quality of life for all.The course includes real-life examples of the challenges families face when caring for someone with dementia drawn from personal experience, to highlight the needs of multi-generational families: family-centred... Learn about: Quality Training...

...This Evidence based dementia care module aims to develop the knowledge base, skills and competencies of health, social work and social care practitioners to enable them to deliver high quality dementia care in a wide range of settings. The module aims to enhance your understanding and application... Learn about: English Language, Social Work, Health and Social Care...

... can also be at the root. Sometimes staff may busy themselves with tasks specifically in order to avoid engagement with their residents.Through a series of linked exercises, reflection and discussion, staff are introduced to and practise a range of interactive techniques that enhance their dementia awareness and improve... Learn about: Communication Training, Quality Training...

... on the nature of cognitively based communication impairments such as dementia, right hemisphere damage, head injury and cognitive deficits in communication impairments such as acquired aphasia and developmental language impairment.You will learn about current theories of relations between cognition and language... Learn about: Communication Training...

... course considers how to make communication more enjoyable and easier with older people with dementia, and demonstrates why this promotes better care and improves the quality of life for everyone involved in the person’s care.It also explores techniques to address issues related to understanding and use of language... Learn about: Communication Training, Quality Training...

..., maintaining their identity this is not necessarily easy, especially when vocabulary and reasoning is increasingly impaired and feelings become more acute and more important.The course addresses the key issues in enabling the person to live well with dementia through the journey and through interactive... Learn about: Quality Training, Communication Training...

...clinical experience as a health or social care practitioner A satisfactory academic reference and a satisfactory clinical reference. English Requirements... Learn about: IT Development, Health and Social Care, English Language...