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COURSES

Beeches Training offers specialist dementia care courses and programmes that are devised based on current best practice and underpinned by the national dementia strategy. strategy.

Courses include: (click on course title to download aims and learning outcomes)

activities for people experiencing later stage dementia

advanced dementia care skills

boundaries and good practice

communication and dementia

communication and stress related behaviours in dementia

dementia awareness

diet and nutrition in the care of people with dementia

diversity, equality and inclusion

end of life care

loss, stress and bereavement

meaningful and therapeutic activities

person-centred care

reducing the risk of falls

rights, choice and risk (also covering the Mental Capacity Act 2005)

safeguarding vulnerable adults

supporting younger people with dementia and their families (in partnership with Dementia Pathfinders)

working effectively as part of a team

becoming assertive

bee inspired leadership in dementia care (in partnership with Jackie Pool)

coaching and mentoring – practice and reflection

leadership and teambuilding

meeting challenges for better caring (for senior staff)

supervision and reflective practice

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

“I have completed MCA training before but the way Sylvia explained it was very clear and concise. Another really enjoyable session, I can’t wait for the next one.”

Karen Watson, Hampshire County Council

“This is an excellent course – I would recommend that all carers/providers attend this course.”

Joanne Bateman, Care Commissioning, Quality Assurance & Services Improvement

Please contact Sylvia

to discuss your requirements sylvia@beechestraining.co.uk

COURSES

Beeches Training offers specialist dementia care courses and programmes that are devised based on current best practice and underpinned by the national dementia strategy. strategy.

Courses include: (click on course title to download aims and learning outcomes)

activities for people experiencing later stage dementia

advanced dementia care skills

boundaries and good practice

communication and dementia

communication and stress related behaviours in dementia

dementia awareness

diet and nutrition in the care of people with dementia

diversity, equality and inclusion

end of life care

loss, stress and bereavement

meaningful and therapeutic activities

person-centred care

reducing the risk of falls

rights, choice and risk (also covering the Mental Capacity Act 2005)

safeguarding vulnerable adults

supporting younger people with dementia and their families (in partnership with Dementia Pathfinders)

working effectively as part of a team

becoming assertive

bee inspired leadership in dementia care (in partnership with Jackie Pool)

coaching and mentoring – practice and reflection

leadership and teambuilding

meeting challenges for better caring (for senior staff)

supervision and reflective practice

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

“I have completed MCA training before but the way Sylvia explained it was very clear and concise. Another really enjoyable session, I can’t wait for the next one.”

Karen Watson, Hampshire County Council

“This is an excellent course – I would recommend that all carers/providers attend this course.”

Joanne Bateman, Care Commissioning, Quality Assurance & Services Improvement

Please contact Sylvia

to discuss your requirements sylvia@beechestraining.co.uk

COURSES

Beeches Training offers specialist dementia care courses and programmes that are devised based on current best practice and underpinned by the national dementia strategy. strategy.

Courses include: (click on course title to download aims and learning outcomes)

activities for people experiencing later stage dementia

advanced dementia care skills

boundaries and good practice

communication and dementia

communication and stress related behaviours in dementia

dementia awareness

diet and nutrition in the care of people with dementia

diversity, equality and inclusion

end of life care

loss, stress and bereavement

meaningful and therapeutic activities

person-centred care

reducing the risk of falls

rights, choice and risk (also covering the Mental Capacity Act 2005)

safeguarding vulnerable adults

supporting younger people with dementia and their families (in partnership with Dementia Pathfinders)

working effectively as part of a team

becoming assertive

bee inspired leadership in dementia care (in partnership with Jackie Pool)

coaching and mentoring – practice and reflection

leadership and teambuilding

meeting challenges for better caring (for senior staff)

supervision and reflective practice

Please contact Sylvia

to discuss your requirements sylvia@beechestraining.co.uk

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

“I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed the two days training. The course was so useful, but what made it really special and pleasurable for me was what you brought to it – your compassion, knowledge and expertise, sense of humour, ability to connect with people and your passion for improving dementia practice.”

Sally Larner, LB of Barnet

“I have completed MCA training before but the way Sylvia explained it was very clear and concise. Another really enjoyable session, I can’t wait for the next one.”

Karen Watson, Hampshire County Council

“This is an excellent course – I would recommend that all carers/providers attend this course.”

Joanne Bateman, Care Commissioning, Quality Assurance & Services Improvement

COURSES

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

COURSES

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

COURSES

WHAT PARTICIPANTS

HAVE SAID

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