We are transforming the approach to caring for people living with dementia through the implementation of behavioural science methods.
Supporting someone living with dementia can feel very lonely and isolating. We are here to raise awareness and support you with the most common behavioural challenges that you might experience on the dementia journey.
We have produced a range of dementia training courses designed to help you better support some of the challenges you face when caring for someone living with dementia.
Join on the journey through the behaviour revolution!
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The Dementia Sessions series of online dementia training courses, presented by Behaviour Analyst Dr. Emma Williams, were designed to teach all carers about important behavioural guidance, provide advice on why different behaviours might happen and how to support positive outcomes.
Most of the carers that she has come across, during years of clinical work, told her that one of the biggest struggles they had was how to manage different behaviours that they hadn’t experienced before, such as wandering, distressed behaviour, refusal with personal care tasks, or a whole range of other behaviours.
Dr. Emma wanted to share her knowledge about techniques you can implement that can help reduce distressed behaviours and enhance person-centred care leading to improved quality of life, for both yourself as the caregiver, and the person living with dementia.
There can be many factors that affect the decline in personal hygiene when someone is suffering from dementia. This course teaches all carers how to create more positive experiences for everyone involved.
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People with dementia can behave unexpectedly. This course was created to teach all carers ways to reduce stress for all involved in dressing and grooming routines whilst producing positive outcomes.
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This course is designed to teach carers of people living with dementia some possible ways to manage the aggressive and agitated behaviours that are commonly associated with those living with dementia.
Learn MoreThis type of course is aimed at anyone that works directly with people with dementia who wants to develop practical behavioural skills to better improve the lives of those they work with and reduce behavioural issues.
We recommend that this type of course is most suitable for direct care staff working with people who live with dementia in care homes, nursing homes, EMI settings and dementia wards. It is also suitable for team leaders, managers and dementia care practitioners.
For caregivers seeking to deepen their expertise, our PACT Advanced Dementia Care Training is a comprehensive 9–16-week guided learning program. This course goes beyond traditional training by combining pre-recorded materials with guided case studies and weekly guidance calls.
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Take your dementia care skills to the next level