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The Importance of Dementia Care Certification: How CEUs Can Advance Your Career

The Importance of Dementia Care Certification: How CEUs Can Advance Your Career

Professional development in dementia care relies heavily on continuing education units (CEUs). As the population ages, the demand for skilled professionals who understand dementia and related conditions grows. Knowing how CEUs can advance your career helps professionals stay informed, improve their care skills, and increase their career prospects. Pursuing certifications that include CEUs can provide […]

In-Service Training For Caregivers: Mastering 4 Fundamental Skills

In-Service Training For Caregivers: Mastering 4 Fundamental Skills

Caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias requires more than compassion; it demands specialized skills that enhance both care quality and caregiver confidence. In-service training for caregivers plays a vital role in equipping caregivers with these foundational skills, ensuring they can handle the physical, emotional, and cognitive needs of those they support. Through […]

How to Choose the Right Dementia Care CEU Course for Your Professional Goals

How to Choose the Right Dementia Care CEU Course for Your Professional Goals

Professionals working with individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias know the importance of quality care and effective support. One of the most valuable steps in advancing dementia care skills is selecting the right CEU (Continuing Education Unit) course. When you choose the right dementia care CEU course, you invest in your career growth and […]

Dementia And Eating Issues: How To Help Your Loved One Eat More

Dementia And Eating Issues: How To Help Your Loved One Eat More

Dementia and eating issues often go hand in hand, posing challenges for those caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. Many find that eating becomes difficult or confusing for persons with dementia due to cognitive changes, sensory shifts, or simply a lack of appetite. However, there are practical ways to help your […]

What Is Sundowning In Dementia?

What Is Sundowning In Dementia?

Sundowning is a common phenomenon associated with Alzheimer’s and related dementias, where individuals experience increased confusion, agitation, and restlessness during the late afternoon or evening hours. This condition, known as sundowning, can make caregiving challenging and often requires tailored approaches to effectively support persons living with dementia. Understanding the causes and management strategies for sundowning […]

October 2024 Newsletter: Audiology Awareness Month

Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline

Research has increasingly highlighted the link between hearing loss and an elevated risk of cognitive decline, including dementia. By prioritizing hearing health, we not only enhance communication and social engagement but also potentially mitigate the onset of dementia-related symptoms. Read on to hear how CADDCT, Audiologist, and Neuroscientist Dr. Keith Darrow is working to bring awareness to the connection between hearing loss and dementia diagnoses!

Understanding Person-Centered Dementia Care

Understanding Person-Centered Dementia Care

Person-centered dementia care is an essential approach that prioritizes the unique needs, preferences, and emotions of individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. As we advance in understanding these conditions, the importance of developing compassionate, individualized care plans has never been more significant. Through person-centered dementia care, caregivers are empowered to see beyond the diagnosis, […]

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