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Upcoming Classes :
Friday, June 8, 2007
Dementia Research Advances: Risk Reduction through Physical Activity and Vascular Health Conference
8:30am to 12:30pm
CEUs available
University of Southern California campus
For more information, contact Sal de los Angeles
at sal.angeles@alz.org or 323-930-6257
Wednesday September 19, 2007
Learning to Lead
9:00am to 12:00pm
CEUs available
SUNRISE Senior Living, Playa Vista
For more information, contact Sal de los Angeles
at sal.angeles@alz.org or 323-930-6257
download the brochure
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locations of
other trainings.
Topics often covered in trainings:
Activities
- This one-hour program reviews approaches to Activity Based Alzheimer's
Care and presents various types of activities that Care Managers
can do with Alzheimer's or dementia patients.
Communication
- This one-hour program explores common causes of miscommunication
among adults who have Dementia or Alzheimer's disease. The course
offers information about verbal and nonverbal interventions to prevent
and reduce communication break down with patients.
Dementia
Care Orientation - This two-hour training presents an overview
of dementia and related issues. It fulfills the two-hour state training
requirement for Certified Nurses Aides.
Dementia
Care Orientation with Train The Trainer - This three-hour training
presents an overview of dementia and related issues. It fulfills
the two-hour state training requirement for Certified Nurses Aides
plus one hour training for trainers.
Elder
Abuse - This one-hour program reviews approaches to identifying
elder abuse, as well as how, when and where to report it. The presentation
also identifies state-mandated reporting procedures, appropriate
resources and contacts.
Managing
Difficult Behaviors - This one-hour program explores common
causes of different behaviors among adults with Dementia or Alzheimer's
disease. The course offers information about behavioral interventions
to prevent and reduce problem behaviors.
Personal
Care & Special Needs - This one-hour program explores the
issues of personal care and addresses the special care needs of
those with Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
Overview
of Alzheimer's disease and Dementia - This one-hour program
gives an overview of the aging process, dementia and Alzheimer's
disease. The overview of the aging process covers such topics as
physical changes of normal aging, common illnesses of the elderly
and psychological changes of normal aging. The overview of dementia
and Alzheimer's disease discusses the causes and types of dementia.
Training
for Dignity: Basic Advanced Dementia Care - Advanced Dementia
Care is an eight-hour training that provides education about late
stage Alzheimer's disease. Attendees learn how professional caregivers
can work effectively with individuals and their families to address
changing needs as the disease progresses.
Training
for Dignity: Basic Dementia Care - This is a eight-hour Alzheimer's
disease care training program for professionals interested in learning
more about dementia and Alzheimer's disease and how to work with
individuals with dementia and their families.
Training
for Dignity: Basic Dementia Care Train The Trainer - This eight-hour
training will provide attendees with the skills and tools necessary
to replicate the Basic Dementia Care training with their own staff
members. It is useful for staff developers and others responsible
for training staff.
Training
for Dignity: Dementia Care for Social Workers - A six-hour training
that addresses recognizing dementia and Alzheimer's disease in the
field, locating community resources and working with culturally
diverse clients and families.
Working
with Families - This one-hour program explores issues that arise
for families and caregivers of those with dementia. Coping skills,
problem solving, and communication techniques are presented in order
to help families and caregivers effectively deal with the difficulties
that arise when caring for a person with dementia.
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