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Essential Skills Caregivers Learn Through Dementia Education

Seven skills dementia education builds, from validation to task cueing, and how they can help your team deliver calmer, more dignified care.

How to Assess Dementia Care Training Needs in Your Healthcare Organization 

Assessing dementia care training needs across every role helps healthcare leaders reduce clinical risk, meet compliance mandates, and build lasting staff confidence.

Continuing Education for Caregivers: How to Meet Your Required Hours Between Shifts

Learn how to meet your required hours, choose approved options, and build dementia care skills that carry into every shift.

Dementia Training Activities for Staff That Build Skills and Confidence

Ten hands-on activities help your team build the skills that reduce incidents, turnover, and liability exposure.

5 Essential Home Health Aide Skills To Put On Your Resume

Home health aide skills go beyond a list of daily duties. This guide breaks down what belongs on your resume, and how certification can strengthen your case.

Dementia Guide for Families and Care Partners: A Practical Resource for the Journey

If you’re supporting a friend or family member living with dementia or have someone close going through it, you’re likely to have many questions.  What does the diagnosis mean?What kinds of changes should you expect?What’s the best way to communicate when conversations become harder? What kind of care is needed as it progresses?How can you […]

Applying the Four Rs of Dementia Care in Professional Care Settings

The Four R’s of Dementia Care—Reassure, Routine, Reminisce, and Redirect—provide a practical and compassionate framework for caregivers.

Online Dementia Training: Scalable Certification Path for Healthcare Employers

Employers juggling compliance deadlines and staff turnover will find a scalable path to certifying their care teams here.

RiverWoods Durham Joins the Memory Care Excellence Network

RiverWoods Durham earns the Memory Care Seal of Excellence, reflecting a clinical and life engagement team committed to meeting residents living with dementia where they are.

CNA vs. Home Health Aide: Which Role Fits Your Dementia Care Team

CNA and home health aide roles differ in scope and training, shaping smarter dementia care staffing decisions ahead.