
About professional trainingThe Alzheimer's Association is committed to helping professionals improve their knowledge and skills, build stronger teams, and deliver better care to people with dementia and their families. Our training and education programs are geared to professionals working in both community-based and residential care settings. Our programs have been attended by activity professionals, administrators, nurses, occupational therapists, direct care workers, physical therapists, social workers and staff trainers. Training programs
To set up a training for a nominal fee, please call (800) 272-3900. Web-based training programsCARES: A Dementia Caregiving Approach This affordable, Web-based program has six one-hour training modules that are geared primarily to direct care workers, particularly nursing assistants. Each module uses text and streaming video to illustrate how to best care for people with dementia living in residential care settings. Topics include:
This program provides guidance for those who supervise others involved in the care of people with dementia: nurses, unit coordinators, administrators, activity directors or others in leadership positions. After this training you will be able to:
Seminars and conferencesPortman Conference for Professional Caregivers 6th Annual Professional Caregiver Conference Topic Include:
Flyer with more information will be posted at a later date
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