About Course
This 5-hour training is aimed at professionals supporting elderly individuals in all types of establishments and services (medicalized residence, home care, home assistance services, day care). It allows participants to distinguish depression from mood disorders related to aging, identify risk factors and warning signs, and adopt an appropriate support posture. The training also addresses the specifics of depression in the presence of cognitive disorders, suicide prevention in the elderly, and working in a multidisciplinary team. At the end of the training, each participant will be able to identify a depressive situation, adapt their support, and mobilize the right resources.
Course Content
Module 1 – Understanding Depression in the Elderly
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Lesson 1 – Depression — definition, prevalence, and geriatric specifics
12:16 -
Lesson 2 – Risk factors in the elderly
10:33 -
Lesson 3 – Atypical forms and diagnostic pitfalls
10:56 -
Lesson 4 – Mood disorders that are not depressive — anxiety, pathological grief, dysthymia
10:39
Module 2 – Identifying Depression — Observation and Assessment Tools
Module 3 – Accompanying the Depressed Person — Posture and Practices
Module 4 – Prevent, guide, and work as a team
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