Namaste Care at Home
When you're no longer sure what helps, this programme will show you what still matters.
Welcome
There are moments when your person feels unsettled, distressed, or hard to reach.
Moments when communication feels more difficult.
Moments when it becomes harder to know what will help.
If that feels familiar, you're not alone.
As dementia progresses, what once brought comfort may no longer work in the same way.
But the need for comfort, dignity, and human connection does not disappear.
Namaste Care focuses on the things that still matter - the environment around us, our presence, and the small moments of connection we share.
It is not about doing more.
It is about helping your person feel more settled, more understood, and more at ease through the moments you already share.
No special equipment.
No complicated routines.
Just practical ways to bring comfort, connection, and reassurance into everyday life.
This course will show you how to do that in a way that feels natural, realistic, and achievable.
Who This Is For
This course is for anyone supporting a person living with advanced dementia in their own home.
Whether you are a family member, home care worker, support worker, volunteer, or friend, it will help you better understand the experience of advanced dementia and feel more confident in creating moments of comfort, connection, and reassurance.
The approaches shared throughout the course are equally relevant whether you are supporting someone as a family member or as a professional providing care within the home.
What's Included
✔ 15 short, guided lessons
✔ Around 2 hours of specialist dementia learning
✔ Self-paced and easy to follow
✔ Real, practical examples you can use at home
✔ A downloadable toolkit to support you
✔ Revisit lessons whenever you need them
✔ Certificate of completion
The course is delivered through short, self-paced video lessons and can be completed in around two hours, although many people choose to work through it gradually and revisit lessons when they need them.
About the Creator
This course is created by Amy, a dementia specialist with a deep commitment to improving care for people living with advanced dementia.
Amy is co-founder of the Scottish charity NEAR, supporting organisations, care professionals, and families to create more comfort, connection, and dignity for people living with advanced dementia.
At the heart of her work is a simple belief:
The person is still there. Still communicating, and still deserving of comfort, dignity, and meaningful connection.
This course brings that approach into everyday life at home, helping you feel more confident, more supported, and clearer in how to respond in the moments that matter.
The Outcome
By the end of this programme, you will have a clearer sense of:
• what helps your person feel calm
• what supports comfort and connection
• what to notice in the moment
• how to respond when things feel difficult
• and how to trust what you are doing
You'll also have practical ways to create more comfort, connection, and reassurance in everyday life, and a way to recognise the difference your care is making, even in the smallest moments.
Most importantly, you'll move from wondering what helps to understanding what matters, and feeling more confident in the moments you share.
Start Learning
Namaste Care at Home - Individual Access
£79
For one learner.
A practical, specialist programme that will help you better understand advanced dementia and feel more confident creating moments of comfort, connection, and reassurance.
Suitable for family carers, home care workers, support workers, volunteers, and anyone supporting a person living with advanced dementia at home.
Buying for a Team?
If you're a care provider, home care organisation, charity, or community service looking to provide access for multiple staff members, please get in touch to discuss organisational licensing.
A practical, specialist programme that will help you better understand advanced dementia and feel more confident creating moments of comfort, connection, and reassurance.
Suitable for family carers, home care workers, support workers, volunteers, and anyone supporting a person living with advanced dementia at home.
Buying for a Team?
If you're a care provider, home care organisation, charity, or community service looking to provide access for multiple staff members, please get in touch to discuss organisational licensing.