30-Hours Professional Diploma in Alzheimer’s Disease
Credit hours
3
Starting with how Alzheimer's and related dementias affect the brain, this course looks at risk factors, early signs, disease stages and the screening tools used in diagnosis. Later units focus on adapting communication to each stage, supporting daily living through person-centred care, and responding to behavioural and psychological symptoms. A good fit for care staff and relatives wanting a deeper understanding of the condition.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias
- 02Brain Structure, Function, and Neurological Changes in Alzheimer’s
- 03Risk Factors, Causes, and Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
- 04Stages of Alzheimer’s and Disease Progression
- 05Diagnostic Approaches and Screening Tools
- 06Communication Strategies Across Different Stages
- 07Person-Centred Care and Daily Living Support
- 08Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms Management
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