Hospital staff

D-Esc provides virtual reality (VR) training for a behavioural emergency, designed for participants working in health care, caring for people living with dementia.

Dementia guidelines, toolkits, measures and other resources for professionals and care workers.

A well-designed care environment can enable people living with dementia to make the best of everyday life.

Your team will learn how to apply a systematic approach to problem solving changed behaviours and provide positive support strategies for people living with dementia.

Our team of consultants can help you create environments that enable people living with dementia to feel supported and engaged and live as independently as possible.

Enhance dementia practice, strengthening your existing staff’s capacity to be dementia practice leaders.

Raise your awareness of pain in residential aged care, identify common causes of pain and manage pain for people living with dementia.

This immersive onsite workshop challenges you to see the dining experience through the eyes of a person living with dementia using virtual reality and avatar technology.

Build your team’s expertise or upskill yourself with this fully funded, nationally recognised unit of competency in changed behaviour in people living with dementia.

The course is designed for health professionals and volunteers to establish, lead and sustain a dementia carer support group.

The focus of the UBC Coaching Program is to upskill your key staff to have an in-depth understanding of why people living with dementia experience behaviour changes.

This coaching program is designed to develop the skills and knowledge of your team in providing meaningful engagement for people living with dementia.

This course explores person-centred practice and frameworks, your current practice and strategies to improve and enhance your knowledge.

Enrol to explore knowledge and skills for leading teams and individuals, by modelling good practice and learning how to influence performance and develop team cohesion.

Explore the importance of eating well, the impact of dementia and review the standards and recommendations relevant to your practice in the workplace.

EDIE is an immersive virtual-reality workshop that enables participants to see the world through the eyes of a person living with dementia.

This onsite workshop provides an overview of dementia to a team supporting people with dementia, including signs and symptoms, causes and how dementia affects behaviour.

This 3-part online course will introduces you to dementia, diagnosis, treatment and support strategies for both the person living with dementia and their carer.

Talk with Ted is a realistic online simulation designed to support respectful communication with people living with dementia.

Connect with like-minded professionals, share knowledge and develop skills to support people living with dementia and drive positive change in your workplace.

Consider the journey through the hospital system for a person with dementia, taking into account some of the associated risks and possible barriers to quality support.

This course helps you understand changed behaviours through a problem-solving approach and explores strategies to help prevent or minimise the impact of behaviour.

Explore self-leadership to thrive in an organisation, by supporting people living with dementia, in partnership with families and staff.

Explore the benefits of engaging in nature and the outdoors for people living with dementia.

This workshop helps you identify dementia-related changes in people with an intellectual disability and support your clients through the changing nature of dementia.

Enable your team to create meaningful, purposeful engagement for people living with dementia. By understanding an individual’s needs, staff can plan engaging activities.

In this course you will explore communication for people living with dementia and how to influence people to promote positive communication.

A guide to professional Lewy body dementias care for acute care workers and staff in care homes.