30-Hours Professional Diploma in Memory Loss
Credit hours
3
How does memory work, and what happens when it starts to fail? Learners explore types and stages of memory loss, its causes and risk factors, how dementia and Alzheimer's disease progress, and the neurological and psychological factors involved. Practical units cover communication, daily living support and helping families. Useful for carers, care workers and relatives.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Memory and Cognitive Function
- 02Understanding Types and Stages of Memory Loss
- 03Causes and Risk Factors of Memory Impairment
- 04Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease: Diagnosis and Progression
- 05Neurological and Psychological Aspects of Memory Loss
- 06Communication Techniques for Memory Support
- 07Practical Strategies for Daily Living Assistance
- 08Supporting Families and Caregivers of Affected Individuals
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