Autism in Adulthood: Keys to Supporting and Promoting Autonomy
This training course will give you a clear understanding of autism in adulthood and its impact on daily life, work and relationships. You'll learn how…
About Course
This training of 6 to 7 hours is aimed at professionals working in institutions or at home (care assistants, life assistants, nurses, activity leaders, companions in EHPAD, SSIAD, HAD, MAS or specialized units). Sleep is a fundamental pillar of cognitive, emotional, and physical health — and its disorders are extremely common among the people supported: elderly individuals, people with neurological conditions (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke, multiple sclerosis), individuals with disabilities or chronic illnesses. However, sleep disorders are often trivialized, poorly identified, or poorly managed in institutions. This training provides professionals with a solid understanding of the mechanisms of sleep and its disorders, and concrete strategies to improve the quality of sleep for the individuals supported while preserving the quality of life for night teams. At the end of the training, each participant will be able to observe, analyze, and adapt their practices with relevance and team coherence.
Course Content
Understanding Sleep and Its Mechanisms
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The physiology of sleep — essential basics
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Circadian rhythms and their regulation
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Sleep Changes Related to Age
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The impact of pathologies on sleep
Sleep disorders — recognizing and understanding
The environment and practices that promote sleep
Night care — practices and organization
Sleep disorders and specific pathologies
Non-pharmacological approaches — the professional’s toolbox
Coordination, transmissions and teamwork
Practical cases and consolidation
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