What are some of the challenges in working with clients with dementia? Often communication is the key. In this training we will focus on ways of communicating more effectively with these clients.

-Dr. Lande will be providing this training to Ventura County Adult and Family Services staff

What are some of the challenges in working with clients with dementia? Often communication is the key. In this training we will focus on ways of communicating more effectively with these clients.

-Dr. Lande will be providing this training to Ventura County Adult and Family Services staff

Learn the more common forms of dementia and the behavioral issues they are associated with. Also consider other conditions that can be mistaken for dementia, but which are more treatable.

-Dr. Lande will be providing this training to Ventura County Adult and Family Services staff

What are some of the challenges in working with clients with dementia? Often communication is the key. In this training we will focus on ways of communicating more effectively with these clients.

-Dr. Lande will be providing this training to the Santa Clara County Department of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS)

Learn the more common forms of dementia and the behavioral issues they are associated with. Also consider other conditions that can be mistaken for dementia, but which are more treatable.

-Dr. Lande will be providing this training to the Santa Clara County Department of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS)

This will be part of the 40 hour crisis intervention training (CIT) workshop provided to certify Ventura County law enforcement personnel. We will explore what dementia is, the different types of dementia, and behavioral difficulties encountered with dementia. Appropriate interventions and responses will also be covered.

This will be part of the 40 hour crisis intervention training (CIT) workshop provided to certify Ventura County law enforcement personnel. We will explore what dementia is, the different types of dementia, and behavioral difficulties encountered with dementia. Appropriate interventions and responses will also be covered.