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A Special Introduction - Why This Training Matters...
FREE PREVIEWChapter 1: Section A - The Definition and a Look at Vascular Dementia
Chapter 1: Section B - Lewy Body Dementia
Chapter 1: Section C - The Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
Chapter 1: Section D - Assisting with Activities of Daily Life
Chapter 2: Lesson A - Why Communication Matters - From Technique to Attitude
Chapter 2: Lesson B - Improving Your Communication with the Alzheimer's Patient
Chapter 3: Lesson A - How Alzheimer's Disease is Diagnosed
Chapter 4: Lesson A - The Review/Quiz
Staff Training • Michigan AFC & Adult Day Care • 4 CEUs
Strengthen your skills in supporting adults living with Alzheimer’s disease in adult day care and group living environments. Learn practical ways to communicate, de-escalate distress, and design safe, meaningful days for those in your care.
Review how Alzheimer’s affects memory, thinking, behavior, and daily function – and what this means for adult day care and Michigan Adult Foster Care providers.
Build communication techniques that reduce anxiety and aggression, and explore de-escalation strategies you can use during difficult moments.
Learn to plan safe, engaging activities tailored to cognitive ability, prevent wandering and falls, and maintain dignity and calm in busy care environments.
This course is presented by Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc. as part of its Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU catalog and reflects real-world experience in both Florida adult day care and Michigan AFC group living environments.
