Neurological Training

Neurological Training for Care Homes

Our neurological training helps your team understand and support people with dementia, acquired brain injury and other neurological conditions — improving communication, behaviour support and confident, person-centred care.

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The dementia training was very informative, engaging and well presented, with practical examples. I feel more confident supporting people living with dementia.

T.A. • Dementia

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From dementia to complex long-term and acute conditions, our courses build real understanding and practical skills. Filter by area below, then click any course to open its outline (PDF).

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Dementia

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Dementia: myth vs fact

Dementia is one of the most misunderstood conditions in care. Tap a card to reveal the fact — and see why good training changes the care people receive.

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“Dementia is just a normal part of getting old.”

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It isn’t. Dementia is caused by diseases of the brain — many people reach old age without ever developing it.

Myth

“People with dementia can’t enjoy life or learn new things.”

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Many live active, meaningful lives for years. The right support helps them stay engaged, connected and independent.

Myth

“If someone with dementia is agitated, there’s nothing you can do.”

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Distress is usually communication. Finding the trigger — pain, noise, fear — often resolves it without medication.

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“Dementia only affects memory.”

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It can affect language, mood, movement, perception and judgement too — which is why tailored support matters.

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“You should always correct someone with dementia when they’re confused.”

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Correcting often increases distress. Meeting the person in their reality is usually kinder and more effective.

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“Dementia and Alzheimer’s are two separate conditions.”

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Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia — it’s one form of it, not a different condition.

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Fantastic training and trainer.

R.D. • Dementia

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Delivered on-site at your service, nationwide. Tell us what you need and we’ll build the right neurological package around your team. Not sure which course fits? Just ask.

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Neurological Training for Care Homes

Explore our neurological training courses

Dementia Advanced

Dementia & Behaviour

Dementia Champion

Early Onset Dementia

Living With Dementia

Huntington’s Disease

Korsakoff’s

Motor Neurone Disease

Multiple Sclerosis

Muscular Dystrophy

Parkinson’s

Tourette’s Syndrome

Epilepsy & Buccal

Stroke Awareness

Neurological Observations

Dementia: myth vs fact

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