30-Hours Diploma in Dementia Care
Credit hours
3
Learners explore the different types of dementia, how symptoms change over time, and person-centred approaches to care. Units cover communication techniques, responding to behavioural and psychological symptoms, daily care and support, and creating safe, stimulating surroundings. Legal and ethical considerations are included, making it suitable for care workers and family carers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Dementia and Its Types
- 02Understanding the Symptoms and Stages of Dementia
- 03Person-Centred Care Approaches
- 04Communication Techniques for Dementia Care
- 05Managing Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
- 06Daily Care and Support for Individuals with Dementia
- 07Creating a Safe and Stimulating Environment
- 08Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care
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