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We Offer an Evidence-Based Educational Class
for Family Caregivers
For Caregivers
Savvy Caregiver Express Training
An evidence-based caregiver course designed to help you become a more confident caregiver. The course is offered over 3 consecutive weeks in small groups where you will meet other local caregivers who are learning and sharing the journey of caregiving with you.
You have had training for every other job in your life, now we have training for your most important role.
You must commit to all three classes. Space is limited so please register.
Express Training at the Dubin Center
January 7
January 14
January 21
10:00 am -12:30 pm Zoom
Caregiver Training at the Dubin Center
January 6
January 13
No class – Jan 20
January 27
February 3
February 10
1:30 pm -3:30 pm In-person
For Caregivers
Savvy Caregiver Training
An evidence-based caregiver course that meets once a week for two hours over a 6 consecutive weeks. Learn different strategies and tools to become more confident in your caregiving skills. Offered in-person and Zoom. Day and evening groups available.
You have had training for every other job in your life, now we have training for your most important role.
You must commit to all five classes. Space is limited so please register.
For Caregivers
Savvy Caregiver Advanced Training
After completing Savvy Caregiver, family caregivers often ask if there is additional programming they can complete to continue their educational journey. Savvy Advanced is a 4-week program designed for caregivers who have already completed the Savvy Caregiver Foundational or Savvy Express programs.
You have had training for every other job in your life, now we have training for your most important role.
You must commit to all four classes. Space is limited so please register.
Advanced Training at the Dubin Center
January 28
February 4
February 11
February 18
1:00 pm -3:00 pm In-person
Virtual Dementia
Did You Know? 83% of dementia care happens in the home, but most families are unaware of the challenges and how to overcome them.
The Tour is conducted in a home like setting and help caregivers and friends and neighbors understand a little more about what is like to live with dementia. Sensory props are provided to those experiencing the guided tour with the goal to create awareness and compassion for those living with and caring for someone with an impairment. A debrief session is one on one with the social worker to share feedback and answer questions.
