Advancing Dementia Education: AGE-u-cate & The Arbor Company's Initiatives
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In a concerted effort to advance approaches for dementia care, AGE-u-cate™ Training Institute and The Arbor Company are introducing significant refresh initiatives. AGE-u-cate has updated its Dementia Live® white paper to incorporate the latest research and best practices, providing a comprehensive resource for caregivers and healthcare professionals. Simultaneously, The Arbor Company is enhancing Dementia Live within their senior living community landscape by hosting in-person coach training sessions through regional events, ensuring that program coaches are equipped with cutting-edge techniques and insights to foster deeper understanding and empathy for those living with dementia.
A Comprehensive Resource for Dementia Care
The refreshed Dementia Live white paper by AGE-u-cate aims to equip professionals with the knowledge and practices needed to improve the quality of life for individuals living with dementia. The white paper includes detailed methodologies, best practices, and the latest research findings, making it an essential resource for those committed to dementia education and awareness.
To support the dissemination of this vital information, AGE-u-cate invites you to download the refreshed Dementia Live white paper. This comprehensive document outlines the need for dementia education with updated statistics from organizations such as the Alzheimer's Association, the World Health Organization and the National Institute of Health. The dementia education resource is available for free and provides invaluable insights into enhancing dementia care. Download the Dementia Live White Paper today to stay informed and equipped with the latest dementia care strategies.
The Arbor Company's Commitment to Quality Training
Complementing AGE-u-cate's efforts, The Arbor Company, managers of senior living communities and a dedicated partner of Dementia Live since 2018, is taking significant steps to refresh and expand the dementia education program by hosting in-person coach training sessions through regional events. The Arbor Company's initiative is designed to ensure that Dementia Live program coaches are well-equipped with the latest techniques and insights to foster a deeper understanding of the dementia simulation experience.
In-Person Coach Training Sessions
The Arbor Company's regional training sessions provide a platform for coaches to gain hands-on experience and engage in interactive learning opportunities. These sessions offer a comprehensive understanding of the Dementia Live program, including its methodologies, tools, and best practices. By bringing coaches together in a collaborative environment, The Arbor Company aims to foster a sense of community and shared purpose among participants, further enhancing the program's effectiveness in delivering quality dementia education. This year, The Arbor Company has trained over 45 additional program coaches across 4 regions, bringing the total number of program coaches to over 250 since the program's inception.
Expanding the Reach of Dementia Live
The Arbor Company's initiative to host regional training sessions aligns with their broader goal of expanding the reach of Dementia Live. They utilize the program to train not only their staff but also family members of residents and the wider community. By doing so, they aim to build a supportive network that understands the challenges of dementia and provides compassionate care.
For staff, Dementia Live training ensures that caregivers are equipped with the skills and empathy needed to deliver high-quality care. Family members benefit from the training by gaining insights into the daily experiences of their loved ones, fostering better communication and understanding. Additionally, The Arbor Company uses Dementia Live for community outreach, conducting sessions to educate the public about dementia and the services their senior living communities offer.
By equipping more coaches with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver the program effectively, they aim to increase the number of individuals and communities who can benefit from this transformative experience. This expansion is particularly important in a landscape where the need for dementia awareness and empathy continues to grow.
To learn more about The Arbor Company's successful implementation of the Dementia Live program connected to community outreach, download an exclusive case study available on AGE-u-cate's website. This case study provides a detailed look at their innovative approach and the positive impact it has had on dementia care. Download the Arbor Company case study to gain insights into their groundbreaking initiatives.
A Longstanding Partnership
Since becoming a program partner in 2018, The Arbor Company has played a pivotal role in the success of Dementia Live. Their ongoing commitment to quality training and education practices has helped establish the program as a leading tool for enhancing dementia care. By continually seeking new ways to innovate and expand, The Arbor Company ensures that Dementia Live remains at the forefront of dementia education and awareness.
Their innovative approaches, such as training first responders, engaging with health systems, and collaborating with key community leaders, have made substantial contributions to dementia awareness as a public health issue. These initiatives not only enhance care within The Arbor Company's communities, but also extend their impact to the wider community, promoting a more dementia-aware society.
Conclusion
AGE-u-cate's refreshed Dementia Live white paper and The Arbor Company's commitment to quality training represent significant advancements in dementia care. By providing updated resources and hands-on training, these initiatives aim to enhance empathy and understanding for those living with dementia. Together, they contribute to a more empathetic and informed world, dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with dementia.