“Auntie says she has already changed. What could I say next?”
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See the conversation approach →A USEFUL GIFT FOR SOMEONE YOU CARE ABOUT
Practical support for the person supporting someone you love.
Five practical courses for the person supporting an older loved one: everyday and personal care, calmer dementia conversations, home safety, medicine and clinic records, and informed movement-support planning.
One adult learner supporting an older person, such as a relative, friend, neighbour or paid helper.
£24.00 · 5 courses · 1 named learner · one-time payment
Bought individually: £39.95. Save £15.95.
Adult buyers can purchase from the countries listed at checkout, including the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. See all available buyer countries →. Your gift recipient may live elsewhere, subject to suitable account arrangements.
*After payment verification and required account steps. Ages 13–17 need confirmed adult authority for the account. Scheduled gifts follow your selected date. Family programme bookings use the shared access window shown before payment.

5 COURSES · ONE LEARNER
£24.00
Bought individually: £39.95. Save £15.95.
Try calmer wording and check privacy, comfort, hearing or other barriers before pushing harder.
See the conversation approach →Agree the actual tasks, keep a factual medicine-support record and give the next helper a private, usable handover.
Explore records and clinic preparation →Review the familiar route, light and existing aid; understand unstable supports and prepare questions for individual movement advice.
See the five connected care courses →Give the person already doing so much useful ideas and tools they can adapt with the older person, to their routines, resources and available help. Dignity, choices and appreciation stay at the centre.
Give practical help alongside the support you already send. The relative, friend, neighbour or helper caring for Mum, Dad, a grandparent or another older loved one can explore respectful personal care, calmer conversations, clearer records and usable home routines. They get tools to keep and ideas to adapt with the older person—not a list of demands. £24 includes all five courses for one adult learner.
You send money for your grandmother’s needs, while your aunt helps nearby. This gift adds learning for the conversations, records and everyday decisions they face. It is appreciation for her effort, with practical support alongside it.
Examples explore varied households, responsibilities and resources; choose the ideas that fit your recipient’s life. How to use our examples →
Make everyday support more useful—from meals, washing and clothing to shared tasks and days between visits—while keeping the older person's choices central.
Who is this for? Adults supporting an older relative, friend or neighbour; older people planning the support they want.
Learning availableFind calmer ways to respond to forgetfulness, repeated questions and difficult moments while making conversations easier for the person to understand.
Who is this for? Adult relatives, friends, neighbours and helpers supporting memory changes or dementia.
Learning availableSpot the hazards that affect a real day at home, then agree useful changes to routes, lighting, washing and toilet arrangements with the older person.
Who is this for? Adults reviewing an older person’s home and everyday safety together.
Learning availableBring medicine reminders, records and clinic follow-up together so the older person and agreed helpers know what to check, ask and do next.
Who is this for? Adult relatives and helpers supporting medicine records, reminders or clinic visits.
Learning availableUnderstand walking aids, reliance on furniture and day or night routes, then plan everyday movement support around the person's abilities and the right individual guidance.
Who is this for? Adults planning everyday movement support for an older person.
Learning availableAsk what would be useful, especially for sensitive wellbeing or grief learning.
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Learning instructions normally follow shortly after verified payment. Scheduled recipients wait until their gift is due.
One adult learner supporting an older person, such as a relative, friend, neighbour or paid helper. Each learner has a separate account. The purchaser does not automatically receive the recipient’s results, password or private reflections.
Before access is arranged, contact hello@icped.online with the gift reference to request one exchange to another available collection of the same price. ICPED confirms the change personally. If the recipient does not want the gift, request a full refund within 14 days of purchase by emailing hello@icped.online. The period starts when the purchase is confirmed, even for a scheduled gift.
Contact ICPED before buying to agree a suitable arrangement. A browser and internet access are required for lessons. Downloadable tools can be used offline after downloading; full offline course access is not promised.
Course completion recognises learning. It does not provide professional accreditation or guarantee a health, employment, income or relationship outcome.
Adult buyers can purchase from the countries listed at checkout, including the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. See all available buyer countries →. Your gift recipient may live elsewhere, subject to suitable account arrangements.
*After payment verification and required account steps. Ages 13–17 need confirmed adult authority for the account. Scheduled gifts follow your selected date. Family programme bookings use the shared access window shown before payment.