Cindy Oien is a PAC Certified Independent Trainer who can provide comprehensive education on dementia and how it impacts brain function.

Our mission is to

"Change the Culture of Dementia one mind at a time".

With the knowledge and skills, Cindy aims to provide the best care for those individuals living with dementia.

Join her on this journey of understanding as we learn how to make a difference in the lives of those impacted by dementia.

Cindy is devoted to promoting dementia awareness and empowering caregivers through education. With over 21 years of experience in long term care, Cindy is dedicated to those individuals who are living with brain change. She has completed 5 certifications gaining the skills and knowledge known as "Positive Approach to Care" founded by the well-known Teepa Snow.

She is able to share this knowledge and these skills as a PAC Certified Independent Champion Teacher, Certified Independent Trainer, Certified Independent Consultant, Certified Independent Enhanced Trainer, and Certified Independent Engagement leader.

Her training and certifications give her the opportunity to teach these programs that are designed to provide caregivers with the tools and support they need to provide compassionate and effective care to individuals affected by dementia. By enhancing caregiver capabilities, we will positively impact the lives of those they care for, leading to a positive quality of life with dignity and respect. When using these tools, we as a community can change the stigma of dementia.

Services Provided

Dementia Awareness Workshops

Group workshops offer in-depth knowledge about dementia, the different types, symptoms, and effective approach techniques.

Caregiver Support and Training

1:1 Caregiving support programs provide care partners with the necessary skills to navigate the challenges of caring for someone living with dementia.

Creating Dementia-Friendly Environments

Helping facilities, organizations, and communities create dementia-friendly environments by offering guidance on approach, and knowledge about brain change, implementing person-centered care.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the early signs of dementia?

Early signs of dementia can include memory loss, difficulty with familiar tasks, confusion, and changes in mood or personality.

How can I communicate effectively with someone with dementia?

Effective communication with someone with dementia involves using simple language, maintaining eye contact, and using non-verbal cues.

What strategies can I use to manage challenging behaviors?

Challenging Behaviors are diffcult by learning the Snow Approach and how to approach and de esculate the situation is the key to providing quality of life for the individual living with dementia and their care partners.

Dementia Training has been a game-changer for me. The training provided me with valuable insights and practical strategies to support my loved one with dementia. I highly recommend her services to anyone seeking to enhance their caregiving skills.”

— Sarah Thompson

Contact Information:

For any inquiries or to schedule a training session, please fill out the form below or contact (701) 322-4314 ext:329

Location

Cindy Oien - Dementia Training/ Consultatant
McVille, North Dakota, United States