Description

This course explains how dementia affects brain function and behavior, helping caregivers better understand changes they observe in individuals living with dementia.

Teepa Snow is a highly experienced and accomplished professional in the field of dementia care. With a background in Zoology from Duke University and a Master’s degree from the University of North Carolina, she has dedicated over 20 years to clinical appointments with Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill’s School of Medicine. In 2007, Teepa founded Positive Approach to Care (PAC), a globally recognized dementia care company present in over thirty countries. Her PAC technique, developed early in her career, has evolved into a comprehensive approach to dementia care. Snow’s dedication to education is reflected in her extensive training sessions. She has conducted over 8,000 in-person training sessions across multiple countries and delivered 500 dementia care webinars. With a wealth of experience and a commitment to improving dementia care globally, Teepa Snow continues to be a leading figure in the field, known for her engaging teaching style and extensive contributions.

An older woman with gray hair in a ponytail speaks animatedly, gesturing with both hands. She wears glasses, a teal turtleneck, and a gray button-up shirt. The background is a blend of blue, white, and dark purple shapes.

English

Audio Included

Length: 0.25

CEU Information: This course does not provide Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

Delivery: Online, self-paced via the Activated Insights Training Platform.

Disclaimer: These courses feature content by Teepa Snow and are delivered online through the Activated Insights Training Platform. Courses curated and offered by Anagail Care Services.