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Open to anyone who works in long term
care or is a caregiver.
Statistics prove that nearly 50% of
the residents of long term care facilities
have been diagnosed with dementia/Alzheimer’s.
This number will continue to grow.
The only way to provide successful
dementia care is to understand the
disease process and the significance
behind the dementia related behaviors.
Course Goals and Objectives:
Goals are:
- To provide fundamental education
on dementia and dementia care
- To enhance the quality of life of
dementia patients through education
care providers
- Foster sensitivity and respect for
the dementia client
- To teach communication techniques
- To provide sensitive approaches for
assisting patients with activities
of daily living.
Participants will:
- Have an understanding of dementia
- Identify common causes of aggressive,
repetitive and sundowning behaviors
in adults
- Describe behavioral/care interventions
that may be used to prevent or reduce
difficult care situations.
- Describe challenges related to caregiver
stress and utilize stress reduction
techniques
- Learn alternative activity interventions
that are success oriented and failure
free
- Receive certificate of attendance
in seminar.
This program has been approved by
the National Certification Council
for Dementia Practitioners® and meets
its criteria as the eight-hour mandated
training to enable participants to
become certified.
This seminar is awaiting approval of
7.5 CEUs from the National Certification
Council for Activity Professionals.
For more information about certification
contact: nccdp.org
This seminar will be held on Monday,
March 21, 2005
Cost is $189 per person. Seating is
limited—register early.
To register or for more information
contact Brenda Nagy at (615) 885-2320.
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to Dementia & related
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the Trainer courses
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Gordon
Social Work consultants for NJ
Alzheimers
and Dementia Seminars New Jersey
Dementia
and Related Course
OTHER
SEMINARS WE CAN PROVIDE Most
seminars are approved for CEUS
for Activity Professionals and
Administrators (NJ ONLY) and Social
Workers (NJ ONLY)
Sessions
we can provide include:
Activities and Dementia
Alzheimer's & Dementia 7 Hour Seminar
Alzheimer's & Dementia Communication
Alzheimer's & Dementia Overview
Alzheimer's and Dementia Comprehensive Seminar Approved by the NCCDP
Care Giver and Stress Management
Clergy Approach to Dementia & Their Congregation
Cluttered...Getting Organized
Conflict and Negotiation
Cultural Diversity
Death and Dying
Dementia & Aggression
Dementia / Alzheimer' s Care Concerns
Dementia-Tips for assessing driving capabilities
and removing the car keys )For Health Care Workers, Law Enforcement, Clergy,
EMT's)
Developing Self Esteem in the Elderly
Dietary Concerns & Dementia
End of Life Issues
Ethics in the Work Place
Ethics Again- Case Studies & Discussion
Flipped - Up Close and Personal. We are the CNA's and Your Staff are the Patients.
Forgiveness
How to Revitalize Your Support Group
Infantilism
Low Functioning Activities
MEPAP 2nd Edition
Population Analysis & Calendar Analysis Developing a Strong Recreation
Calendar
Recognizing
Abuse and Neglect in the Home (For Health
Care Workers, Law Enforcement, EMTs,
Clergy)
Recognizing Pain in the Elderly
Resident Council - How to Empower Your Residents & Make It Work for You
Self Esteem and the Elderly
Sensitivity Awareness Training
Sensory Stimulation Development & Why You need this program
Spirituality and the Aging
Stress Management
Surveying Dementia
Trends In Nursing Home Activities, Preparing for the next generation
Violence in the Work Place
Volunteer Management
Wandering Hoarding & Sexuality
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