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Dementia Training Videos

Learn More About Dementia

Whether you’re a family caregiver, professional caregiver, student, or simply want to learn more, these videos with Rebekah Wilson, MSW, provide practical education and compassionate insight into dementia care. Feel free to view these modules in order or choose to watch the topics that interest you.

Dementia Overview

In this module, we cover some of the basics of dementia, addressing frequently asked questions such as What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease? Is dementia a normal part of aging? And What can we expect to see as dementia progresses?

Types of Dementia

Explore the four most common forms of dementia. Each person living with dementia has a unique journey, yet understanding the key characteristics of each form of dementia can be beneficial.

Language Changes in Dementia

In this video, we will take a deep dive into connection. As you learn about the language changes that occur in dementia, you will understand how communication challenges can often occur between those living with dementia and those around them.

Communication Technique

Learn practical communication skills for navigating conversations with someone living with dementia. Through role-play scenarios, see the difference between common approaches and more effective, compassionate communication techniques.

Behaviors as Communication

Learn to look beyond challenging behaviors in dementia and understand what they may be communicating. Explore the potential causes behind behavioral expressions and practical ways to identify and respond to unmet needs.

De-escalating Behavioral Expressions

Explore compassionate de-escalation techniques to help individuals living with dementia return to a sense of calm and comfort. Learn flexible approaches that recognize each person’s unique needs and encourage you to try new strategies when something isn’t working.

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