Huntington’s Disease Awareness Course

This course helps you understand Huntington’s disease, its progression, and how to provide informed care while adapting to changing needs.

Online
Online
1 hour

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Course overview of Huntington’s Disease Awareness

Caring for someone with Huntington’s disease (HD) comes with unique challenges, but with the right knowledge and support, you can make a meaningful difference.

This course will provide an understanding of what HD is, how it progresses, and the impact it has on both the body and mind.

You’ll learn about the genetic basis of the disease and how it affects movement, cognition, mood, and behaviour. As HD advances, communication and nutritional needs can change, making it essential to adapt care strategies. We’ll also explore ways to access support networks, manage the emotional and practical aspects of caregiving, and plan for the future to ensure the best possible quality of life for those affected.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and resources to provide compassionate, informed care while also taking care of your own well-being.

Course content

This course will cover:

  • Genetics
  • Symptoms of Huntington’s Disease
  • Impact on the body and mind
  • How to support individuals with Huntington’s Disease
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Aims of Huntington’s Disease Awareness course

Upon completion of this course, you will:

  • Understand what HD is, how it progresses, and the impact it has on both the body and mind.
  • Learn about the genetic basis of the disease and how it affects movement, cognition, mood, and behaviour.
  • Explore ways to access support networks, manage the emotional and practical aspects of caregiving

What audience is this online course suitable for?

This course is designed for those with an interest in learning more about the disease and for those who are caring for individuals who have Huntington’s Disease.