Ageing school training courses in Charlotte, NC (public, in-house or online)

Aging Studies is one of the fastest growing areas of study in the United States. With one in four people over the age of 65 by 2050, aging studies, also called gerontology, is also growing as a field of study and an area of employment. Learn about the aging process and the many issues associated with older adults as you respond to your own family or to seniors you work with. CPCC’s Aging Study Certificate consists of Part I, Part II and one elective. Each course covers specific topics and ...

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There are many types of facilities where Activity Professionals work. Activity Professionals can work in long-term care facilities, assisted living communities or adult day care programs. The Activity Professional provides activities for residents in these facilities and may play many diverse roles within the each community. The goal of the Activity Professional is to create a homelike environment where the residents have control of their lives. There are also administrative responsibilities and...

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The Gerontology Nursing Certificate is a series of credit courses designed to enhance the nurse’s ability to care for the geriatric client. Courses are delivered online.

Certificate Completers will be able to
. Assess elderly patients’functional, physical and cognitive abilities; mental health; and phrarmacology needs.
. Identify patients’ economic and social considerations as well as preventive and wellness considerations
. Provide holistic comfort and end-of-life...

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The number of people ages 65 and older is expected to double in the next few decades, creating a demand for health and human service professionals with gerontology skills. Capella’s online degree specialization in Gerontology offers a comprehensive examination of the impact of aging on individuals, families, and communities. The curriculum covers such topics as the biological, epidemiological, psychological, and social changes caused by the aging process; cultural and social attitudes towar...

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Previous decades of gerontological research have laid the foundation for understanding "normal aging" or aging of the majority. A major issue for future gerontological research and practice will be to explain the variability in the aging process and to understand the diversity or heterogeneity of the older population. This course is designed to provide an understanding of the diversity among aging individuals and subgroups. Carrying the designation "m" for multiculturalism, t...

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