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The Dementia Caregiver Training course at Nurse Tech Skills Center is designed to equip caregivers with the knowledge and practical skills needed to support individuals living with dementia. The course covers dementia awareness, communication techniques, personal care, daily living assistance, safety, and behavior support. It helps participants understand changing care needs and provide respectful, person-centered support in home care, residential facilities, and community settings.
Learn by doing in small groups.
Learn from registered nurses.
Realistic Simulation Lab.
Competency Based Certificate.
Dementia Caregiver Training helps participants understand dementia and develop practical skills to support communication, personal care, daily activities, safety, and emotional well-being.
The course is suitable for professional caregivers, healthcare workers, residential care staff, family caregivers, and other interested individuals. Previous healthcare experience may not be required, depending on the center's admission criteria.
You will learn how to assist with daily living activities, communicate effectively, recognize changing care needs, respond compassionately to distress, and maintain a safe and supportive environment.
Yes, the course can provide foundational guidance on person-centered care, communication, personal assistance, and safety for individuals at different stages of dementia. Advanced needs may require additional training, professional supervision, or specialized healthcare support.
Yes, a certificate is available upon successful completion of the course requirements. Contact Nurse Tech Skills Center for details about attendance, assessment, and certification.
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