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Group Living Course 1123 - How to Deal with Difficult People: Residents, Employees and Resident Family Members

Tracking # 20-1298547

$39.95

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Course overview

Explore how personal intelligence, emotional awareness, and the practice of Gentle Teaching impact your ability to manage relationships in group living environments. This course highlights the importance of calm, compassionate interactions with residents, families, and staff even in the face of difficult behavior. Learn why those who succeed in small facility operations become known for their strong people skills and how your own behavior sets the tone for others. A must for anyone striving to deliver consumer-driven, relationship-centered care.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Georgia State Board of Long-Term Care Facility Administrators

Assisted Living Community Administrator

4h Ancillary Services Management/Development

Disclosure statements

This course is designed to provide educational guidance and professional development for individuals involved in the operation and management of group living environments. It is intended to reinforce principles of interpersonal relationship management, emotional intelligence, and the use of Gentle Teaching techniques within the context of community-based care settings.

The strategies, examples, and suggestions presented throughout this course are for informational purposes only and are not intended to serve as legal, clinical, or psychological advice. While the course content is based on proven practices and real-world experience, individual situations may vary. Participants are encouraged to seek input from qualified professionals in their respective fields when addressing specific interpersonal, regulatory, or clinical challenges.

Completion of this course does not certify a participant as an expert in conflict resolution or behavioral management. Instead, it is a supplemental resource aimed at promoting awareness, compassion, and professionalism in caregiving roles.

Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc. assumes no liability for actions taken or decisions made based on the application of this course content. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that any actions taken in their caregiving environments align with applicable laws, professional guidelines, and licensing regulations.