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Copy CodeA specialized online course designed to equip professionals with practical, safety-focused strategies for supporting individuals living with dementia—covering home safety, fire and firearm risk, wandering, and caregiver support.
Dementia Safety Specialist™ is an advanced 2.5–3 hour online training that addresses the growing need for specialized dementia-related safety knowledge among senior care professionals. This 7-module course delivers in-depth, real-world guidance on how to safeguard both individuals with dementia and their caregivers.
From home and fire safety to firearm risk and wandering prevention, participants gain a well-rounded foundation in safety planning for dementia care environments. The course is self-paced, evidence-informed, and tailored for professionals working in home-based and facility settings.
Highly recommended as a complement to the
Senior Home Safety Specialist® certification.
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Perfect for occupational therapists, geriatric care managers, case managers, Certified Senior Advisors (CSAs), home placement specialists, and home health/home care agencies looking to better serve dementia clients with an emphasis on safety in the home.
✔ Core dementia concepts and safety considerations
✔ How to assess and reduce home hazards for dementia clients
✔ Strategies to prevent wandering and exit-seeking behavior
✔ Fire and emergency planning in dementia environments
✔ Safe storage and management of firearms in the home
✔ Supporting caregivers in high-risk scenarios
✔ Professional documentation and communication tips
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$197
👥 Group pricing available for organizations with 30+ students.
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✔ 100% online, self-paced access
✔ 7 expert-led modules
✔ 2.5 to 3 hours total training
✔ Certificate of completion
✔ Practical, real-world applications
✔ Developed by a nationally trusted safety authority
✔ CEUs available for self-reporting through NAHB (CAPS), CSA, and others