Community Training Connection, Inc.

The quality of dementia training matters when preparing caregivers to work with Dementia residents. Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia impact both the person and the people around them. Community Training Connection https://communitytrainingonline.com/ online courses that can be accessed any time and from any location. When you provide quality user-friendly training, you are ensuring the caregiving staff will develop the necessary tools to be successful. After completin...g Dementia: Basics of Care, your caregiving staff will provide quality care that allows residents to lead their best life with dignity and respect. Dementia: Basics of Care 4 Hours ($32) https://ctcforstaff.learnupon.com//778980-dementia-basics- Caring for a person with dementia is a complex, trying, and, at times, heartbreaking task. This course gives dementia caregivers tools to assist with care needs, watch for health concerns, and keep them engaged, independent and safe while preserving their dignity and individuality.

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RECOGNIZING and REPORTING ABUSE Mandated Reporter/What it means to you As a caregiver, you may be walking past a resident’s room and see an action or hear some words that don’t sound right. What you saw or heard rubs you the wrong way and you get a bad feeling about it. You look twice, but don’t do anything about it. But it keeps nagging you, so you go back to check on the resident and they are withdrawn and sitting very quietly. What you may have witnessed or overheard cou...ld be physical or mental abuse. That’s why it’s important to recognize the signs. Everyone working in long-term care facilities is legally obligated to report suspected abuse. The purpose of mandated reporter training is to recognize and report abuse and neglect. COMMUNITY TRAINING CONNECTION offers classes for Administrators and staff for mandated reporters and recognizing and reporting abuse. For Administrators: LAWS AND REGULATIONS 2 CEUs ($19) ARF (33585) RCFE (33583) GH (33582) STRTP (33584) This two-hour course explains laws and regulations pertaining to mandated reporters. This course discusses who is a mandated reporter, what constitutes abuse, procedures for reporting and the consequences of not reporting. *Includes Voiceovers!* For Caregivers: RECOGNIZING AND REPORTING ABUSE 2 CEUs ($16) CA H&S Code 1569.625(a) For More Information: Call 818-885-1972 We are always here to help! See more

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Join the Webinar on Bereavement and Grief (February 2) 12-1pm Bereavement and Grief (1 CEU) ARF (34618), RCFE (34619), BRN Only $19!... Instructor: Stefanie Elkins Grief is a unique component of death (or any loss) that should not be overlooked. Identifying grief types and supporting others through the bereavement and grief process is an integral and necessary part of healing. What you will learn: How grief affects the whole person and describing the different types of grief. A chance to reflect on your own grief experiences and its effects. It will also provide resources and tools to support the grieving process. Stefanie Elkins, our presenter, brings over 15 years of experience working with individuals with chronic and terminal illness, family caregivers and healthcare professionals. NEW: Now included in Formula 40! (Please register in advance.) Sign Up Now: Communitytrainingonline.learnupon.com Questions Call 818-885-1972

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Want to expand your caregiving skills? You've come to the right place. The Caregiving-training we provide is lively, fun, and informative. We cover topics from dementia, to diversity training, and much more! Find your courses today: https://bit.ly/2MbYYPP

#TopTips As a caregiver, you may be so focused on your work that you don't realize your own health and well-being are suffering. These are some signs that you might need to take a break or pay better attention to your own health: Feeling tired often Getting too much sleep or not enough sleep Gaining or losing weight Becoming easily irritated or angry... Having frequent headaches Take care of yourself See more

Caregivers know this to be true: being kind is a choice we have to make everyday. No one said it was easy, but that doesn't mean it's not the right thing to do! Wishing you all a safe week

Ready for physical distancing to be over? We get it - it can take a real toll on your mental health. So while you wait, why not join our RCFE in the Age of COVID Facebook group to help ease loneliness? Physical distancing doesn't have to mean social isolation. See you there! https://bit.ly/2AQ0DbB

#TopTrends Some studies suggest that diets rich in fruit and veggies may help slow or prevent cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease in older adults. Eating more plant-based is a great way to get started, and the internet is full of easy-to-follow delicious recipes!

New to caregiving? Overwhelmed by all there is to know? Let us help! We offer easy-to-access training programs to assure that caregivers have mastered the skills necessary to meet the needs of elders. Sign up today! https://bit.ly/2MbYYPP

#TopTips Pain and physical discomfort can trigger aggressive behavior in someone with dementia. Many aren’t able to clearly communicate this. Check to see if they need pain medication for existing conditions like arthritis or gout, if their seat is comfortable, or if they need to use the toilet.