Supporting People with Dementia

Managing specialist care and support in services

Supporting People with Dementia

Provider: West Sussex County Council

This full-day online workshop is for anyone supporting people living with dementia in day or residential services. It explores the lived experience of dementia and focuses on developing person-centred approaches that support wellbeing and enhance quality of life. Drawing on Tier 1 and 2 of the Dementia Training Standards Framework, the session is designed to strengthen communication, connection, and compassion in care.

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Supporting People with Dementia

Supporting People with Dementia

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