Training & Development for Caregivers
Table of Contents
- What Kind of Training Do Caregivers Receive?
- How Does Hands-On Experience Compare to Formal Education?
- What Specialized Skills Are Needed for Dementia and Memory Care?
- How Do Caregivers Keep Growing Professionally?
- What Certifications and Career Paths Are Available?
- Are There New Technologies in Caregiver Training?
- Why Is Mental Health Support Crucial for Caregivers?
- What Self-Care Practices Do You Teach Caregivers?
Article Summary
Senior Home Companions supports caregivers through a balance of classroom education, hands-on training, and professional growth opportunities. From memory care to mental wellness, SHC invests in both the personal and career development of every team member.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a companion and a caregiver?
Companions focus on social and emotional support, while caregivers handle physical and medical needs.
Can a senior companion help with grocery shopping?
Yes. Companions often assist with errands like grocery shopping and picking up prescriptions.
Are senior companions trained professionals?
Some are trained through agencies, but many offer non-medical support based on experience and empathy.
