Training Introduction

This comprehensive six-month diploma course is designed to equip caregivers, healthcare workers, and supportive partners with advanced knowledge and practical skills in dementia care. The program focuses on understanding dementia, providing person-centered care, managing challenging behaviours, supporting emotional and physical well-being, and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with dementia.

Training Objectives

Participants will learn to:

• Understand the types, stages, and symptoms of dementia
• Provide person-centered care tailored to individual needs
• Manage challenging behaviours effectively
• Promote cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being
• Communicate effectively with individuals with dementia
• Support families and caregivers in managing dementia
• Apply ethical and professional standards in caregiving

Expected Outcomes

Participants will:

• Gain confidence in providing specialized dementia care
• Enhance care recipients’ quality of life
• Reduce stress and prevent burnout for caregivers
• Improve communication and relationship-building skills
• Apply practical strategies to manage challenging situations

Training Modules

Module 1: Understanding Dementia

• Types and stages of dementia
• Causes and risk factors
• Common symptoms and progression
• Early detection and diagnosis
• Impact on individuals and families

Module 2: Person-Centered Care

• Principles of person-centered care
• Individualized care planning
• Supporting daily activities
• Maintaining dignity and independence
• Promoting engagement and meaningful activities

Module 3: Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms Management

• Identifying challenging behaviours
• Strategies for de-escalation
• Redirection and positive reinforcement
• Handling aggression, wandering, and confusion
• Collaboration with healthcare professionals

Module 4: Communication Techniques

• Effective verbal and non-verbal communication
• Active listening and empathy
• Communicating with families and support networks
• Understanding emotional cues
• Using assistive communication tools

Module 5: Health, Nutrition, and Safety

• Nutrition and hydration for dementia patients
• Fall prevention and mobility support
• Personal hygiene and grooming assistance
• Medication management basics
• Environmental safety adaptations

Module 6: Caregiver Support and Self-Care

• Recognizing caregiver stress and burnout
• Coping strategies and self-care techniques
• Building support networks
• Ethical and professional responsibilities
• Continuous learning and professional development

Training Methods

• Online live interactive sessions
• Case studies and scenario analysis
• Practical demonstrations
• Group discussions and role play
• Assessment and feedback sessions

Who Should Attend

• Professional caregivers
• Household caregivers
• Nursing assistants
• Supportive partners of dementia patients
• Daycare staff and elderly care personnel
• Healthcare and garments/industry daycare staff

Training Duration

6 Months (Online / Live Interactive Sessions + Assignments / Assessments)

Training Materials Provided

• Printed and digital handouts
• Dementia care toolkit
• Demonstration and activity guides
• Certificate upon completion

Registration Fee

BDT 35,000/- Per Person

Registration Communication Media

WhatsApp & Cell:
01739-138399
01839-920810
Email: compliancetrainingbd2019@gmail.com

Payment Modes

bKash & Nagad (Personal): 01739-138399
DBBL Rocket: 01739-1383997

DBBL Nexus Pay:
• Card Number: 0121 0845 8527
• A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman

Bank Account (Dutch-Bangla Bank Ltd.):
• A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman
• A/C Number: 3001570018186
• Routing Number: 090262087
• Branch: Ibrahimpur

Closing Paragraph

This diploma course is designed to develop advanced knowledge, practical skills, and professional confidence for caregivers supporting individuals with dementia. By completing this six-month program, participants will be prepared to provide high-quality, person-centered care, manage challenging behaviours effectively, and promote the overall well-being of dementia patients. Participants will also gain strategies for self-care and professional growth, ensuring sustainable and compassionate caregiving.