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Resilience & Compassion in Care

We specialise in high-quality, nurse-led dementia awareness training at affordable prices.

We are changing hearts & minds to improve care quality and foster compassion and resilience.

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About Us

As more people live longer, more families, carers and organisations are supporting people living with dementia and adapting to increasingly complex needs.

 

Good dementia care requires more than awareness. It requires confidence, practical skills and an understanding of the person behind the diagnosis.

 

Arraglen Training provides nurse led dementia education designed to help people deliver more confident, compassionate and person-centred support.

 

We work with organisations, care teams and family carers across a range of dementia topics, from understanding dementia and improving everyday care through to more specialist areas including dementia in people with learning disabilities and adults with autism.

 

Our training combines practical tools, current evidence and real world experience to help people recognise change, respond well and build environments where people can live well.

 

Alongside our wider training programmes, we have developed specialist frameworks including the BASELINE and SPECTRUM Systems to support earlier recognition and more structured thinking in learning disabilities and autism.

 

We also believe that caring for others starts with caring for ourselves.

 

That is why resilience and wellbeing are built into our programmes, helping carers and teams protect their own wellbeing while continuing to provide compassionate care.

 

When people feel understood and those supporting them feel confident, better outcomes become possible.

Our Offer

Cheryl - L & D Manager

"The feedback from staff has been excellent. Niall clearly demonstrated both passion and in-depth knowledge around dementia, which came across strongly throughout the session. The delegates commented on how effectively he delivered the training in a way that supported knowledge retention. This has been a huge benefit to the attendees"

Ann - LD Support worker

"I found the course very enjoyable and informative. Niall has a wealth of experience working in the sector and caring for people with dementia, so it was brilliant to be on a course delivered by someone with so much knowledge and real life experiences that I could relate to in my work. Would highly recommend any carer to take this course"

Samira - Home Carer

What changes might you make to your practice in future?
"Entering my patients world and meeting them where they are. Taking time to breath and care for myself so I can give the best care I can."

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