As a caregiver in home care, assisted living, nursing facilities, or end-of-life care, you spend more time with loved ones or clients than anyone else on the healthcare team. You're the first to notice changes and can help ensure they receive the right care at the right time. Today, you'll gain skills and confidence—not to become a nurse, but to be an effective advocate and observer.

This class helps make homes safer for people with dementia, whether recent diagnoses, mid-stage changes, or urgent modifications are needed. It offers clear, actionable steps. Dementia affects thinking, memory, perception, and interaction, impacting vision, hearing, balance, and hazard recognition. Homes require thoughtful adjustments to ensure safety, independence, and dignity.

Training that helps you understand the differences in hospice and palliative care, recognize when to consult your manager about referrals, identify common disease patterns and safety risks, know when to contact hospice immediately, document patient changes effectively, understand the stages of the dying process, provide confident and compassionate end-of-life care, and take care of your own grief and emotions.

Protect immunocompromised clients from preventable infections. This course teaches proper hand hygiene, PPE use, and universal precautions that safeguard vulnerable populations in homes and facilities. Gain confidence in recognizing situations requiring immediate medical help. Create your personalized infection control plan and provide care that truly protects every client you serve.

This training focuses on managing combative patients with a calm, protective plan that protects everyone.

Discover why Naomi Feil developed validation therapy. Recognize emotional needs and underlying unmet needs behind confusing behaviors. Learn to apply validation techniques in daily situations. Understand when validation is effective and when to use alternatives. Build confidence by turning difficult moments into meaningful connections.