Behavioral changes such as agitation, aggression, and resistance to care are common in dementia but are often expressions of unmet needs rather than simply symptoms of the disease. This course explores the underlying causes of behavioral expressions and reviews evidence-based, non-pharmacological strategies that can help prevent and manage these behaviors. Participants will learn how factors

Music is a powerful, evidence-based intervention that can meaningfully improve quality of life for individuals living with dementia while also supporting caregivers and care teams. This course explores the neuroscience behind music engagement and its unique ability to access preserved emotional and autobiographical memory, regulate mood and arousal, and support communication and connection. Participants will

Sundowning syndrome refers to a set of behaviors seen in some individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia when they become confused, agitated or nervous later in the afternoon and into the night. Learn about the behaviors associated with this syndrome, along with the risk factors, triggers and treatment options. Strategies for minimizing

Chronic caregiver stress is known to negatively impact a person’s physical and mental health. Learn how to become a resilient care provider, which can preserve and restore your emotional and physical health while navigating the uncertainty of dementia caregiving. This course will provide six key strategies that reduce stress, enhance good health and build strength