ICCDP SEMINARS CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

As the number of confirmed cases of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) increases across the United States, the ICCDP finds it necessary to offer all ICCDP seminars for the next six weeks (and possibly longer) online. THIS PERTAINS TO ICCDP CORPORATE CLASSES TAUGHT BY ICCDP CORPORATE TRAINERS. (All other registrants must check with their instructor on the scheduling of their seminar).

ICCDP hosted seminars will still take place on the day and time as scheduled, however, registered participants will receive detailed login instructions (which include needing a laptop/desktop and headset) to participate live/online.

For anyone wishing to attend the ADDC online seminars, due to the National crisis, there are no distance restrictions. Contact the listed online trainers who have seminars posted and register directly with the approved online trainer.

Please fax in applications to 9738602244. 

The notary requirement is waived, instead please have someone or family member witness your signature. 

The witness will write on the application notary page:

  • Witness and date 
  • Full name 
  • Signature
  • Contact email
  • Contact Mailing address 
  • Contact Phone number 

Certified Dementia Practitioner ® CDP®, Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional® CMDCP® and
Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional Trainer™ CMDCPT™

The CDP®, CMDCP®, and CMDCPT™ are global certifications recommended for those working in the health care industry and with the geriatric population. These certifications are a compliment to your chosen profession. The CDP®, CMDCP® or CMDCPT™ are not a profession, but rather a level of additional Dementia training and Dementia certification that you have received in the area of Dementia care that will enable the health care professional to provide compassionate care.

The CDP® and CMDCP® certifications are a commitment by the professional to end elder abuse and neglect through continuous training in the area of Dementia Care. Worldwide there lacks standardization in the requirements of Dementia education for front line staff and health care professionals, elder care attorneys, educators, geriatric managers who work in learning institutions, psychiatric facilities, rehabilitation centers, associations, government agencies, nursing homes, assisted living, senior communities, adult day care, hospitals, home care and hospice agencies and 55 plus communities.