1. Module 3: Alzheimer’s disease & Parkinson’s [S1] Disease

    Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common forms of dementia. Other causes include vascular disease, dementia with Lewy bodies, fronto-temporal dementia and korsakoff syndrome.
  2. Module 2: The Brain

    Let’s have a look at the various parts of the brain. The first part, frontal lobes which are controller damage; can lead to the individual no longer being aware of what actions could be seen by others as unsuitable. Next, the parietal lobes damage to these by dementia will cause the individual to have difficulty with language vision or knowing what's up things are fool. Finally, the temporal lobes damage to this area of the brain causes the individual to have problems with short term memory and eventually the long term memories may also fade away as the damage increases further into the deeper regions of the brain.
  3. Module 1: what is dementia?

    Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a number a different diseases that affect the brain, particularly memory, behaviour, thinking and emotion. It is estimated to affect over 44 million people worldwide.
  4. Dementia Awareness

    This course has been particularly designed to raise the awareness and skills of care staff who work with people with dementia. This course seeks out to improve the welfare and experience of people with dementia.
  5. Module 4: Testing and Support

    Support is regarded as making the first step to test for autism can be intimidating the process commonly starts with a visit to a paediatrician to talk about any concerns concerning a child. It is most significant to note that there is no definitive test for this purpose instead a specialist team will use interviews observations on specific checklists.
  6. Module 3:Diagnosis Autism Spectrum disorder

    Autism Spectrum disorder is a condition which means that it brings together a variety of linked condition. The dominance of ASD has increased more than 150% since 2000. Under a single name Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) there are several different ways that autism can affect individuals and these can range from relatively mild conditions to severe and very visible impairments.
  7. Module 2: Understanding Autism

    Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disorder because of its complexities and subtleties marked by impaired social interaction, behavioural challenges, limited communication, and restricted range of activities and interests.
  8. Module 1: Introduction to Autism

    Autism refers to a wide range of conditions that are characterized by challenges related to social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication. By the end of this course, you will be able to understand the complete knowledge of autism,
  9. Brief Description of Autism Awareness

    We will comb through each module which is composed of a series of videos accompanied by MCQs. You can select the module by your choice, just clicking on the subject name from the below list. It is suggested that you work through the modules as this enables a logical development about autism awareness to your learning.
  10. Module 8: British Values

    There is evidence to indicate that support for terrorism is associated with rejection of a cohesive, integrated multi-faith society and of parliamentary democracy. Work to deal with radicalization will depend on developing a sense of belonging to this country and supporting our core values.