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Alzheimer's disease and other dementias: fostering collaboration and avoiding aggression ONLINE 7 hours

169,00 $

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The new geriatric approach to treating major neurocognitive disorders emphasizes the dignity of the person, taking advantage of their still-active capacities to maintain a certain quality of life. This approach has an immediate impact on the management of behavioral and psychological symptoms.  The focus is on  This reduces agitation, aggression and anxiety.

Specific activities will be covered during the training to enhance the patient's strengths rather than their losses, even in severe cases of Alzheimer's disease.  We have recently seen the use of activities such as music to awaken memories buried in the memory, in order to re-establish contact with people in the advanced stages of the disease.

This new approach to geriatrics reduces the number of problematic situations experienced on a daily basis (suspicion of theft, wandering and repeated questions, to name but a few) by up to 87%.   Not only that,  we manage to slow down the process of loss of capacity and the progression of the disease, but all of them,  Patients, caregivers and their families all benefit from this approach, which improves their comfort and quality of life.

Description

This training concrete and dynamic 7-hour course will enable you to intervene effectively.

Managing BPSD, improving quality of life, managing resistance to care.

Training content : 

  • Scope of the problem
  • Causes
  • Consequences of restlessness and resistance to care
  • Clinical manifestations of BPSD (behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia)
  • Preventing agitation and aggression
  • Communication principles and approach
  • Intervening in situations of resistance to care

You'll know how to intervene effectively to prevent aggressive behavior and manage refusal of care.

Certificate : U.E.C. included.

Here is a short tutorial to avoid wasting time: How to register and access your certificate

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  1. Very rewarding training, very nice presentations.

  2. Very good training 🙂

  3. Excellent training! The explanations are very clear. Bravo!

  4. Excellent training

  5. une très belle formation, Jai aimer

  6. Good command of the subject thank you very much!

  7. Thank you very much, very good training. I really enjoyed it!!!!

  8. Thank you very much, excellent training.
    All staff working in CHSLDs,
    RI,RPA should take this training.
    Very informative.

  9. Hello, I wanted to thank you, I learned a lot and found it very interesting and enriching. Since I work in a prosthetic unit with people suffering from major cognitive disorders with aggressive behavior disorders, I have more tools in my hands, thank you very much!!!!

  10. Thanks for the training 🙂

  11. Thanks for the training, it's going to help me a lot, both in the workplace and for someone close to me.

  12. Thank you very much, I enjoyed the training

  13. tres belle formation .merci

  14. It's excellent and satisfying. It's a course to recommend to anyone who has the privilege of working with an older person.

  15. This course is fabulous. It's highly recommended for anyone involved in customer service. Because in a way, we're all insane.

  16. merci, beaucuop, tres aprecier et utile pour nous en CHSLD.

  17. Very nice, enriching training. Your tone is soft, calm and happy. Thank you very much.

  18. Excellent training, the trainer/teacher Mirelle very clear in her way of expressing herself, thank you very much.
    It wasn't hard to follow you, in fact it was pleasant.

  19. Very rewarding and essential training for CHSLD workers.

  20. Thank you - excellent training. I like the quiz part and the exam which is not demanding.

  21. How to find the description you gave us of the stages of Alzheimer's disease

    • Hello,

      On Alzheimer.ca you'll find Alzheimer.ca description of the stages.

  22. Thank you
    Very enriching training
    Not just for care professionals, but also a great tool for families.

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