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Creating Activities for Seniors and People with Disabilities

Price: $15.00

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Engaging in meaningful activities supports physical health, cognitive stimulation, and social connection for seniors and individuals with disabilities. This course provides caregivers with practical tools and knowledge to create safe, inclusive, and engaging activities tailored to different needs and ability levels.


Participants will learn key principles of activity planning, techniques for adapting activities, and approaches that promote dignity, independence, and overall well-being. The training helps caregivers confidently design experiences that are both purposeful and enjoyable.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify appropriate activities for seniors and individuals with disabilities

  2. Explain how structured activities support physical, cognitive, and social well-being

  3. Recognize important factors in activity planning, including safety, interests, and ability levels

  4. Adapt activities to support different abilities and encourage inclusive participation

Inspire joy and connection while enhancing quality of life with 'Creating Activities for Seniors and People with Disabilities,' where creativity knows no bounds.

Intended Audience: Licensed caregivers needing In Home Care (IHC) continued education


State: Oregon
Course Type: Continuing Education
Course Credits: 1 hour of Continuing Education credit
Language: English
Delivery: Self-Paced Online
Prerequisites: none

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Financial support options may be available to help cover the cost of your training. Get guidance and see if you qualify at our Funding Options page.

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