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Classroom Workshops

Some Things Are Best Learned Together

"Great Learning Happens in Groups..."   by Ken Robinson


It's a proven fact that adults learn best when they are interacting with others and actually able to practice a new skill.


This is how we have structured all our classroom workshops.


Every workshop is focused around a "deep dive" into its respective topic.


You'll Find These Components In Every Workshop:

  • Full explanation of the reason why to topic is essential to understand
  • Complex topics will be broken down into simple, easy to execute steps
  • Plenty of time to practice your new skill
  • A tool (or two) to take with you that supports you after the session,


The Details

All Workshops Are:

  • 45 minutes - 1 hour 
  • Highly Interactive 
  • Very Little Lecturing
  • $35 per person

(Group Discounts available)


Note: 

Each Workshop Must have 6 attendees.

You can start your own session or click on the "Click Here" buttons to see when the next class is scheduled.


Spend an Hour on a Session That Interests You... I know it will save you time, energy and stress when you deploy your new skill.


Classroom Workshops

So Much More Than Words

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Dementia Requires Us To Communicate Differently


You'll Learn:

  • The Changes That You Need To Make,
  • The Reason Why You Need To Change 
  • The Skills Needed To Be Successful.


It's Tough To Provide Good Care When We Can't Communicate Successfully.





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Get To REALLY Know Me

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You May Think You Know The Person That Needs Your Care,,,, But Chances Are You've Only Scratched The Surface


You'll Learn:

  • How To Build An Arsenal of Important Details About Your Loved One That You Can Draw From To Enhance Your Care.
  • How To "Plug In" These details to Improve Cooperation and Results.


You Must Know The Person You Are Caring For at an Elevated Level To Be Successful.  We'll Teach You How.


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The Art of Re-Direction

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People With Dementia Are ALWAYS RIGHT.. so Re-Direction Is A Skill That Is a "Must Have"


You'll Learn:

  • The "Art" of Successful Re-Direction. (The Skill)
  • Steps In The Re-Direction Process.
  • Use Re-Direction To Accomplish Your Desired Outcome.


It Never Pays To Argue or Disagree with Dementia Patients, So We Recommend Re-Direction.


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Managing Difficult Behaviors

Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

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Dementia Presents In a Vast Assortment of Behaviors - Some More Challenging Than Others.


You'll Learn:

  • How to interpret behaviors
  • Probing questions to ask to uncover the REAL need.
  • Multiple Successful Tips to calm behaviors.
  • How To React to Dementia -Driven Behaviors.


All Dementias Will Present with Multiple Challenging Behaviors.  It makes sense to get prepared!

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The Importance of Choice

Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

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The Power To Make a Choice is Something Every Person Should Retain


You'll Learn:

  • How to structure your dialogue to empower your person with dementia to make their own choices.
  • Ways to celebrate those choices
  • How to react when the choice is non-traditional.


A Person with Dementia has lost so many capabilities, the ability to make choices for themselves is empowering... don't take it away!

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Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

Activities vs. Great Dementia Engagement

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Is It An Activity?  or Is it Delivering Appropriate Cognitive Stimulation?



What You'll Learn:

  • What a cognitively stimulating activity looks like.
  • How to plan great dementia friendly activities.
  • How to execute effectively


It's essential that activities for people with dementia are multi-sensory, skill appropriate and facilitate success.  

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The Dining Experience

Managing a Dementia Community

The Importance of Choice

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Brain Change Impacts Our Eating Habits, Taste Preferences and Consumption

The Importance of Choice

Managing a Dementia Community

The Importance of Choice

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Please Don't Take Away My Right To Choose

Managing a Dementia Community

Managing a Dementia Community

Managing a Dementia Community

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Being a Good Dementia Community Manager Requires Special Skills

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