Community Dementia Ambassadors

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Community Dementia Ambassadors
What You Will Learn:
What you will learn:

The Ambassador Training Program through Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories

Skills you'll gain:
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Certificate of completion
Session 1

Becoming a Community Dementia Ambassador

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Session 2

Resources - COP Recordings, Reporting, Ordering, Conversations, and More

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Session 3

Knowing the Alzheimer Society

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Session 4

Understanding Dementia

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Session 5

Exploring the Experience of Dementia

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Session 6

Being Person-Centred

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Session 7

Reducing Dementia Risk - Understanding Brain Health

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Session 8

Participating in a Community of Practice

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Session 9

Preparing for Next Steps - Virtual Meeting

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