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Many new family caregivers may feel unprepared, lack knowledge, and receive little guidance from healthcare providers. Family Caregiver Training combines in-person and online training platforms to prepare family caregivers for their new role. Family caregivers may come into the caregiving gradually or suddenly. In the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2016 report "Families Caring for an Aging America" we learn that: "Individuals may take on the caregiving role as they gradually recognize a care recipient's need for assistance—when an individual has difficulty balancing a checkbook, for example—or they may suddenly plunge into the caregiving role in the context of a crisis such as an unexpected life-threatening diagnosis, stroke, hip fracture, or other catastrophic event." Rosalyn Carter famously said, "There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers. " Her point was that caregiving is a nearly universal experience.
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"Encouraging Family to Care for Senior Family Members" Care enough to Train to be a Family Caregiver
Our mission
Family Caregiver Training's mission is to provide training and resources to family caregivers. We help family caregivers take care of a family member and themselves through a combination of in-person and online training platforms. Education areas include: caregiving skills, resources, respite services, and technology & equipment.
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Family Caregiver Training offers training resources for family caregivers. We’ll be your expert guide along this journey.

Many new family caregivers may feel unprepared, lack knowledge, and receive little guidance from health care providers. Family Caregiver Training combines in-person and online training platforms to prepare family caregivers for their new role.
  • We are here for you. Our training platforms will provide training for:

  • Basic Caregiver Skills
  • Resources
  • Respite Care
  • Technology & Equipment
In addition to personal skills such as communication, strength, problem-solving, patience, and compassion, a caregiver needs basic skills to address ADLs (Activities of Daily Living) such as falls & safety, transfers, bathing, toileting, feeding, and nutrition.
Knowing and using resources is an essential caregiving skill. Many of the best resources may come from other caregivers.
Family caregivers need breaks to take care of themselves. Respite care is a short-term arrangement that provides temporary relief for caregivers.
Family caregivers may need several technologies to care for their loved one such as canes, walkers and wheelchairs.
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Providing the highest quality of caregiver training

We encourage family to care for senior family members by taking family caregiver training. We offer virtual and in-person training options. Family Caregiver Training helps family caregivers prepare for their new role of caregiver. Training covers basic caregiver skills, resources, respite care, and technology.

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