Description
Ask any expert in the field of Alzheimer’s disease and he or she will tell you that there are as many variations of how Alzheimer’s disease is expressed as there are people with the disease. Personality, life experience and variations in the effects on the brain all contribute to the individual differences, but there are also some typical patterns.
This course begins by providing brief explanations of various forms dementia and common losses and remaining strengths, and then explains how to use that knowledge for more effective interactions related to activities with people with dementia.
This course has been pre-approved by the NCCAP.
4 CEUs
