Domiciliary Care
Supporting care teams in home settings
What would change if behaviour made more sense in the moment?
Domiciliary care staff often support people living with dementia across multiple home settings, with limited time and variable information available at each visit. Changes in behaviour can be difficult to interpret, particularly when staff are working alone.
This can lead to:
The 6D Dementia Approach
6D Dementia provides domiciliary teams with clear, psychologically informed tools that can be used in real time, in people’s homes.
This approach supports staff to understand:
It is designed to support carers working independently, providing a shared framework even when staff are not physically working together.
Why this works for Domiciliary Care...
- Designed for carers working independently in people’s homes
- Provides a shared framework, even when staff are not physically together
- Reduces uncertainty and anxiety around “what to say” or “what to do”
- Helps create consistency across a dispersed workforce
How We Deliver Training
Digital-first delivery ensures flexibility across rotas and locations, with optional implementation support to embed the approach into supervision, documentation and escalation pathways.
Key Impacts of 6D Training
Earlier Recognition
Improved ability to recognise early signs of deterioration or distress, enabling timely responses and appropriate escalation before issues develop into crisis.
greater confidence
Increased confidence when working independently or alongside colleagues, supported by a clear framework that guides calm, consistent decision-making in everyday care.
sustained Independence
Support that helps people living with dementia remain safely and comfortably at home for longer, reducing avoidable disruption and the need for crisis or emergency interventions.
Explore whether 6D could support you or your setting
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