Learn how to notice the signs of dementia and what dementia is, and deliver an engaging training session.
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What is dementia? What types of dementia are there? How to provide a clear delivery and engagement within a training session? What are the roles and responsibilities of a trainer? Why is it important to have an early diagnosis of dementia?
Our Dementia Awareness Train The Trainer course will help you answer the questions above and more.
2 out of 3 people diagnosed with dementia are women. 17,000 of those women are under 65 years old.
Through our Dementia Awareness Train The Trainer course, you will gain an understanding of how to deliver an effective and informative training session. You will learn the roles and responsibilities of trainers. You will learn what dementia is and what the different types are. You will learn the differences between the types of dementia and how they affect an individual. You will learn how different sections of the brain are affected by dementia.
Our two-day accredited Dementia Awareness trainer course provides a deeper understanding of the subject of dementia than a typical awareness course as well as developing skills and techniques for organising and delivering engaging training sessions.
What you'll learn.
- What the roles are responsibilities a trainer has.
- How to deliver an effective and informative training session.
- Recognise the different types of dementia and how they affect different sections of the brain.
- Understand the different forms of legislation relating to dementia.
- Understand what Flashbulb Memory is.
- Gain knowledge of visual perception.
- Explore reasons why an individual living with dementia would become distressed.
Who is Dementia Awareness Train the Trainer for?
Our Dementia Awareness Train The Trainer course is for anyone who is looking at becoming qualified in delivering this training to other individuals.
What are the learning outcomes?
By the end of the course, you will be able to….
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- Discuss the roles and responsibilities of a trainer.
- Discuss what dementia is and how the different types affect individuals living with dementia.
- Recognise different learning styles.
- Be able to demonstrate a clear delivery and engagement within a training session.
- Evaluate the different ways an individual living with dementia may become distressed.
- Evaluate the different forms legislation relevant to dementia.
- Develop knowledge, skills and confidence in becoming a trainer to deliver dementia awareness to other individuals.
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