
Isn't Dementia the Same Thing as Alzheimer's?
Price: $35.00
Caring for someone with memory loss starts with understanding what’s really happening. This course helps caregivers confidently distinguish between dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, delirium, and depression–conditions that often look similar but require very different responses.
You’ll learn the most common types of dementia, key symptoms to watch for, and practical strategies for providing safe, compassionate support.
Whether you’re new to caregiving or expanding your expertise, this training strengthens your ability to understand behaviors, communicate effectively, and improve the quality of life for those you serve.
Learning Objectives:
Define dementia and understand how it affects thinking and behavior
Define delirium and depression and explain how they differ from dementia
Recognize common symptoms and warning signs of dementia
Identify the major types of dementia and their unique characteristics
Intended Audience: Long-term care workers (LTCW), home care aides (HCA), nursing assistants (NAR/NAC), registered nurses (RN) and other healthcare professionals.
State: Washington
Course Type: Continuing Education
Course Credits: 3 hours of Continuing Education credit
Language: English
Delivery: Self-Paced Online
Prerequisites: none
