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Dementia Care Education Seminar

Compassionate Care. Specialized Knowledge. Better Outcomes.

The Dementia Care Education Seminar at Royal Health Care Institute (RHCI) is designed to equip healthcare professionals, caregivers, and family members with the knowledge and practical skills needed to provide compassionate, person-centered care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

As the aging population continues to grow, dementia care has become one of the most important specialties in healthcare. This course provides evidence-based strategies that improve the quality of life, dignity, safety, and well-being of individuals affected by cognitive impairment. This Seminar fits perfectly into the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) require training for Caregivers.

For Current Students in the NATP and HHA programs – Please note that this Seminar is already included in your program and you do not need to pay separately.

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Who Should Take This Seminar?

Dementia Care Training is strongly recommended for a broad range of roles. This course is appropriate for:

  • ✅ Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) 
  • ✅ Home Health Aides (HHAs)
  • ✅ Personal Care Assistants (PCAs)
  • ✅ Nurses (LPNs & RNs)
  • ✅ Assisted Living Staff
  • ✅ Activity Professionals
  • ✅ Social Service Professionals
  • ✅ Healthcare Students
  • ✅ Family Caregivers
  • ✅ Anyone interested in dementia care

No prior dementia care experience is required.

Schedule & Class Options

  • Seminar Length: 8 Hours
  • Available Instruction Format: In-Person
  • Live Virtual (when available)
  • Group Training for Healthcare Facilities

Tuition & Fees

Seminar Tuition: $220.00

Tuition Includes:

  • Professional Instruction
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Skills Demonstrations (when applicable)

Seminar Overview

This interactive Seminar combines classroom instruction, case studies, group discussions, and practical applications to prepare participants to confidently care for individuals with dementia across various healthcare settings.

Topics Include:

  • Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Types and Stages of Dementia
  • Recognizing Signs and Symptoms
  • Effective Communication Techniques
  • Person-Centered Dementia Care
  • Managing Challenging Behaviors
  • Reducing Anxiety, Wandering, and Agitation
  • Safety and Fall Prevention
  • Infection Prevention
  • Nutrition and Hydration Considerations
  • Activities that Promote Engagement
  • Maintaining Dignity and Independence
  • Family Support and Caregiver Communication
  • Cultural Competency in Dementia Care
  • Ethics and Resident Rights
  • End-of-Life Considerations
  • Stress Management and Caregiver Wellness

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the different types of dementia.
  • Identify common symptoms and progression of dementia.
  • Communicate effectively with individuals experiencing cognitive decline.
  • Implement person-centered care approaches.
  • Respond appropriately to difficult behaviors.
  • Promote resident safety while preserving independence.
  • Support families throughout the dementia journey.
  • Apply best practices for quality dementia care.
  • Demonstrate compassion, patience, and professionalism in caring for individuals with dementia.

Certificate:

Participants who successfully complete the Seminar will receive a:

Royal Health Care Institute Dementia Care Education Certificate

This certificate demonstrates specialized training in dementia care and can enhance employment opportunities in long-term care, assisted living, home care, adult day health programs, hospitals, and community-based settings.

Admission Requirements

 Applicants must:

  • Be at least 16 years of age.
  • Present a valid government-issued photo ID.
  • Complete the registration process.
  • Submit tuition payment prior to the start of class.

No healthcare license is required to enroll.

Healthcare Career Benefits

Specialized dementia care training can help professionals:

  • Improve quality of resident care
  • Increase confidence in managing dementia-related behaviors
  • Strengthen communication skills
  • Enhance employment opportunities
  • Demonstrate commitment to professional development
  • Better support families and interdisciplinary care teams