Self-Paced Caregiver Training
Learn proper and safe techniques to care for your loved one.
Caregiver Training Program Overview
This caregiver training program is designed to support caregivers through education, practical tools, and real-world strategies to promote safety, confidence, and independence at home. The program is flexible, self-paced, and focused on meeting caregivers where they are.
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Structured, self-paced learning modules covering home safety, mobility, daily care tasks, communication, stress management, and planning for changing needs
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Practical strategies and real-world tools caregivers can immediately apply at home to support independence and reduce caregiver strain
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Optional additional resources and professional guidance for caregivers who want deeper learning or individualized support
Courses
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The Caregiver Training Workbook
Digital downloadNavigate caregiving challenges with this comprehensive workbook! Packed with strategies, exercises, and insights from 10 core modules—perfect for self-paced learning and ongoing support.
$49
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Home in Mind Caregiver Community
CommunityOur Online Caregiver Community is a respectful, supportive space for caregivers to connect and meet others in similar roles. Members are expected to engage with kindness, professionalism, and mutual respect to create a safe, welcoming environment.
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Module 1: Introduction and Course Details
CourseEquip families with essential skills for a smooth hospital-to-home transition for their loved ones. Master caregiving techniques, communication strategies, and home safety tips.
Free
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Module 2: Safe Mobility and Transfers
CourseWeek 2 focuses on safe mobility and transfer techniques. Caregivers will learn how to assist with common movements, use proper body mechanics, reduce fall risk, and recognize when additional support or equipment may be needed.
$30
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Module 3: Fall Prevention and Home Safety
CourseWeek 3: This week covers common fall risks and simple ways to improve safety at home. We’ll discuss environmental hazards, safe mobility strategies, and practical changes to support independence and reduce fall risk.
$30
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Module 4: Assisting with Activity of Daily Living (ADLs)
CourseWeek 4: This week focuses on safely assisting with daily activities while promoting independence and dignity. We’ll cover cueing, set-up, and hands-on support strategies to make everyday tasks safer and more manageable.
$30
Instructor(s)
Randi Nagyvathy
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Randi is an occupational therapist and owner of Home in Mind. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences with a certificate in Gerontology from Cleveland State University and graduated in 2019 from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. Her additional credentials include Certified Neuro Specialist (CNS) from the Neuro Specialist Institute in Pasadena, California and Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) from the National Association of Home Builders. She has experience working in a variety of settings including neuro and transplant ICU, general acute care, short term rehab, and skilled nursing facilities.
Randi has a passion for working with others to maintain their independence throughout the lifespan and finding creative ways for people to be able to engage in daily routines and their own life passions. Randi, her husband, and their dog live in St. Augustine, Florida. She enjoys reading, paddle boarding, rock climbing, traveling, and spending time at home with family and friend
Randi Nagyvathy
[email protected]
Randi is an occupational therapist and owner of Home in Mind. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences with a certificate in Gerontology from Cleveland State University and graduated in 2019 from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. Her additional credentials include Certified Neuro Specialist (CNS) from the Neuro Specialist Institute in Pasadena, California and Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) from the National Association of Home Builders. She has experience working in a variety of settings including neuro and transplant ICU, general acute care, short term rehab, and skilled nursing facilities.
Randi has a passion for working with others to maintain their independence throughout the lifespan and finding creative ways for people to be able to engage in daily routines and their own life passions. Randi, her husband, and their dog live in St. Augustine, Florida. She enjoys reading, paddle boarding, rock climbing, traveling, and spending time at home with family and friend