About the Course
This CPD-accredited course is designed to help carers and care professionals develop a strong foundational understanding of dementia and its wide-ranging effects. It is ideal for those working in adult social care who wish to better support individuals living with dementia and their families.
Learners will explore the nature of dementia, including common signs, symptoms, and types, as well as the processes involved in diagnosis and treatment. While there is currently no cure, the course provides practical insights into symptom management and person-centred care approaches that promote dignity and quality of life.
Key topics include:
What dementia is and how it develops
Common signs and symptoms to recognise
Diagnosis processes and treatment options
The emotional, psychological, and practical impact on individuals and their families
Best practice approaches for delivering compassionate, effective dementia care
This course also supports compliance with CQC Regulation 18, aligning with the Training, Support and Development Standards in care. It promotes reflective practice and equips learners with the confidence to adapt their approach to the needs of individuals with dementia.
Customisation AvailableCourses can be tailored to your organisation’s needs, including integration of your own documentation, policies, or procedures.
Please note:This course is intended for personal development and awareness training. It does not provide a regulated qualification.