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A one day dementia awareness training course with a big difference.

Not only was it co-produced with people living with dementia, but all the key learning points on this course are taught, via embedded video clips, by people who have dementia. Our Memory Connections team are licenced to deliver the course, personally trained by Buzz Loveday, Director and Lead Trainer of Dementia Trainers.

Involving participation from the attendees, this workshop is informative, fun and thought provoking and all participants will receive a certificate on completion of the training.

Age UK Somerset offer Dementia Awareness workshops for individuals, groups and organisations.

MCST Group members

If you would you like to have a better understanding of dementia our Memory Connections team have invaluable experience of supporting people living with dementia and will support your commitment to awareness.

The workshops will improve your knowledge about dementia and give advice on how to handle difficult situations that can arise when caring for a person living with dementia.

We run these courses throughout Somerset and North Somerset (see below for upcoming Workshops), and we can also come to the location of your organisation or group.

There is a small charge of £10 per person to cover venue and travel costs. 

If you know someone who might be interested, you can download our simple poster about the Workshops here.

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Upcoming Workshops

 

Location:

Age UK Somerset Office, Ash House, Cook Way,
Taunton, Somerset TA2 6BJ

Other Venues in Somerset and North Somerset

Date and Time:

Tuesday 16th January 2024, 10am-3pm.

(and other dates on demand.)

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How to book

To book a place, request a Workshop for your organisation, or for further information please:

email:   infoandadvice@ageuksomerset.org.uk

call:   01823 345613

We run 'Memory Connections' groups across Somerset and North Somerset.

These friendly and fun sessions use MCST (Maintenance Cognitive Stimulation Therapy) which has been proven to slow the progression of Dementia.

Watch the video slideshow above to learn more or click the button below.

Find out more about Memory Connections