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An insight into Dementia Awareness Workbook

Aims and Objectives

What Is Dementia

What is dementia?

Myths surrounding Dementia

Symptoms of Dementia

What Causes Dementia

Rarer causes of dementia

Mild cognitive impairment

Who may live with Dementia?

Diagnosing Dementia

Treatment

Non-drug treatments and support

Drug treatments

Can Dementia be prevented?

Latest facts and figures (as of 2017)

Attitudes and Behaviours of others

Nutrition

Evidence of Learning - Dementia Awareness

What is dementia? Quiz

Symptoms of Dementia Quiz

Causes and Risk Factors Quiz

Diagnosis and Treatment Quiz

Non-drug and Drug Treatments Quiz

Prevention and Lifestyle Quiz

Course Feedback Survey

Badge Card

Build practical, compassionate expertise to support people living with dementia. Dementia Awareness: Types, Risks, Progression, and Impacts is a clear, evidence-informed course designed for carers, health and social care professionals, community workers, and anyone seeking to understand dementia with confidence. You will learn what dementia is (and isn’t), how it differs from normal aging, and how various types—such as Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia—present and progress. We unpack common myths, early and later-stage symptoms, risk factors, and rarer causes. You’ll explore the pathways to diagnosis, person-centered treatment options, and how non-drug and drug therapies can support quality of life. Practical modules highlight communication, nutrition, and daily living strategies, plus the role of attitudes and behaviors in reducing stigma. You’ll also examine mild cognitive impairment, prevention insights, and up-to-date facts and figures to ground your decisions in reality. Short knowledge checks reinforce learning so you can apply concepts immediately in real-world settings. By the end, you’ll have a compassionate, actionable toolkit to recognize signs, navigate care and support, and advocate for people living with dementia—at home, in the community, or in professional practice.

Dementia Awareness: Types, Risks, Progression, and Impacts

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            <p>Dementia Awareness: Types, Risks, Progression, and Impacts is designed to build clear, foundational understanding of what dementia is, how it develops, and how it affects individuals, families, and communities. Beginning with the aims and objectives, the course outlines the knowledge and skills you will gain, including recognizing symptoms, dispelling myths, and understanding the realities of daily life with dementia. You will explore different types and causes—from common forms to rarer conditions—along with the concept of mild cognitive impairment, who may be affected, and the latest available facts and figures.</p>

<p>The course then moves into practical knowledge and decision-making. You will learn how dementia is diagnosed, what treatment options exist, and the role of non-drug support alongside medication. Attention is given to nutrition, lifestyle factors, and the question of prevention, empowering you to identify modifiable risk factors and supportive interventions. Throughout, short quizzes reinforce learning and help you gauge your progress, while the final survey invites reflection on your understanding and confidence. By the end, you will be equipped to interpret symptoms more accurately, challenge unhelpful attitudes and behaviors, and contribute to more compassionate, informed care and support.</p>
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