Dementia & Challenging Behaviour (Half Day Course)
Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour in Dementia Care
Caring for individuals with dementia requires patience, understanding, and the right strategies to manage challenging behaviours such as aggression, agitation, and confusion. This half-day training course equips healthcare professionals, caregivers, and support workers with the knowledge and skills to provide effective, person-centred care while addressing behavioural challenges compassionately.
What You Will Learn
- Understanding Dementia & Behavioural Changes – Explore how Alzheimer’s, vascular dementia, and other types impact behaviour and communication.
- Recognising Triggers & Risk Factors – Learn to identify environmental, emotional, and physical triggers that may lead to agitation, aggression, or distress.
- De-Escalation & Communication Techniques – Master effective verbal and non-verbal communication strategies to calm and reassure individuals experiencing confusion or frustration.
- Person-Centred Approaches to Care – Understand the importance of individualised care plans to reduce distress and enhance quality of life.
- Safe & Compassionate Intervention – Learn practical techniques to manage challenging behaviours while maintaining dignity, safety, and well-being.
- Supporting Caregivers & Families – Discover how to educate and support families, helping them understand behavioural changes and how to respond effectively.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for care staff, nurses, healthcare assistants, support workers, and anyone caring for individuals with dementia.
Why Choose This Course?
- Delivered by expert dementia trainers with real-world experience.
- Focused on practical skills and real-life scenarios.
Course Availability: Available as an in-house training session at your workplace or as an open course at selected locations.
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