Creating Connection:

Dementia Support Group Facilitator Training

Lead with Confidence. Support with Compassion.

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of people living with early-stage dementia? Do you want to create a space where meaningful conversations and connections thrive? Our Dementia Support Group Facilitator Training equips you with the knowledge and tools to guide impactful support groups for people experiencing cognitive changes.

Why Become a Dementia Support Group Facilitator?

Facilitating a support group for people with early-stage dementia is more than just leading discussions—it’s about fostering a sense of community, understanding, and empowerment. This training will help you:

• Build confidence in leading group discussions with sensitivity and empathy.
• Create a safe and inclusive environment for people living with early-stage dementia.
• Develop skills to encourage storytelling and shared experiences.
• Strengthen your ability to navigate challenges within a group setting.

What You’ll Learn

This interactive training covers:

• Facilitation Techniques – Learn best practices for guiding meaningful conversations.
• Group Dynamics – Understand how to create a supportive and engaging atmosphere.
• Storytelling & Narrative Agency – Help participants express their experiences and perspectives.
• Managing Challenges – Gain strategies to handle difficult topics and group dynamics.

Who Should Enroll?

This training is ideal for:

• Healthcare professionals
• Social workers
• Dementia care advocates
• Community volunteers
• Anyone interested in supporting people living with cognitive changes