No generic slides, no tick-box sessions, and no long day of theory that staff forget by next week.
Our training is practical, scenario-based and built around the sort of situations care teams are dealing with for real.
Builds staff understanding of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia and develops practical response strategies grounded in person-centred care.
Helps teams move beyond labels and explore behaviour through the lens of need, communication, environment and care interactions.
Supports services to understand the risks of inappropriate pharmacological intervention and strengthen non-pharmacological alternatives.
Explores practical application of the Mental Capacity Act in care settings, with emphasis on decision-making, documentation and best interests.
Supports teams to respond appropriately to sexually disinhibited behaviour, balancing dignity, risk, safeguarding and care planning.
Helps staff identify key differences between delirium and dementia and strengthens escalation, observation and responsive care.
Our core BPSD training can be delivered as a structured pathway where staff work across the modules using a real resident example and build towards a practical positive behaviour care plan.
Explore behaviour supportThe courses above are some of the most requested, but training can also be built around your incidents, your inspection feedback, or the areas where staff confidence is weakest.
“We have had training before, but it never really changed what happened on the floor.”
Typical concern“Staff left with practical strategies they could actually use, not just notes from a training day.”
Typical outcomeWe can develop bespoke sessions around your service, your staff mix and the specific incidents or risks you need to address.