Our Services
Dementia Training for
Service Providers
Workshops / Education
In order to provide great dementia care and to empower your staff, on going support, education and training is needed to help ensure staff feel prepared and successful in their interactions and care of those who are living with brain changes. More education, means more knowledge, and more knowledge often leads to more empathy and an openness to learning new skills. Happy staff are staff that stay, and happy clients mean families feel confident having those they love most, in your care.
- Learn about the brain, dementia progression and the different types of dementia and symptoms.
- Learn to identify and respond to unmet needs helping to reduce conflict and upset.
- Develop Positive Approach to Care® techniques, improving outcomes of those living with dementia and those who provide care:
- Get hands on training and reflection, where learners will apply skills and understand the PAC philosophy and why its important in day to day care.
Note: Custom training outlines are available with discussion.
Dementia Training for
Organizations / Community
What is Dementia / Supporting others
How can we learn to think differently about dementia and support others more fully to help them remain independent and in community as long as possible. It has everything to do with ourselves, our beliefs and biases and knowledge about a condition that is life threatening. If we can step back and see that others are doing the best they can, we can then respond in kindness, with patience, understanding and a commitment to being at our best for others.
Note: Custom training outlines are available with discussion.
Dementia Training
Consulting
Family Support
Often after a diagnosis of a “dementia”, there are so many questions you have and where do you go to get information specific to you and your loved one? Caring for others living with dementia, especially when they are family members is an emotional journey and one that can be difficult to navigate because truly your journey, your challenges is unique to you. Whether your loved one lives at home, at a distance or in a care environment, reach out today, we can help you understand more about the symptoms, the support needed and how to stay in the moment but still plan and look ahead.
Companion Care
Wherever your loved one lives, whether in home, assisted living or long term care, you want more for those you love. You wish you could be there more but you have your career, your obligations, or you don’t live close, its just not possible. Know that there are others who care and who are trained specifically in dementia who can not only meet your loved one where they are physically and cognitively and equally be there for you at the same time helping you feel less stress and more relief. There is a reason our services are mostly referral based, learn more about our services here.
