
Adult Care challenges and opportunities for safe coaching
Published 9/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 4h 18m | Size: 3.19 GB
For life coaches and wellbeing practitioners who have lived experience of caregiving wanting to support unpaid carers
[h2]What you'll learn[/h2]
Finish the course with a completed, care plan for an adult dependent
Gather and organise a care recipient's essential information - medical, legal, and practical
Use a shared calendar and task list in a way that reduces conflict instead of creating it
Build a simple, dated care record that protects everyone if care is ever questioned
[h2]Requirements[/h2]
There are no minimum requirements. If you already have some care responsibilities you are in a great position for this course.
The course draws on whatever your current knowledge and extends it.
[h2]Description[/h2]
This course is for coaches and practitioners who have their own lived experience of caregiving and want to turn that experience into a structured, professional coaching practice.
You'll start by understanding the real scale and shape of unpaid care: the practical, emotional, relational, and financial load carers absorb, and why demand for this kind of support is growing, not shrinking. From there, the course draws a firm line around what a caregiving coach does and doesn't do - where coaching ends and legal, financial, medical, or statutory social work begins - and gives you a safeguarding framework for recognising risk and referring out responsibly.
At the centre of the course is BRIDGE: a six-lens coaching framework - Baseline and Boundaries, Relationships, Identity, Decisions and Determinations, Goals and GROW, and Enablement - built to hold both structure and empathy, and to flex between steady-state coaching and crisis-mode support depending on what your client needs that day.
You'll work through the most common obstacles carers bring to coaching with a supportive strategy and clear referral points for each.
The course includes additional lectures, interactive coaching, a workbook, and an assignment to be used with Carer clients to build a preliminary Care Management Plan.
The course closes with a practical look at how coordination tools - using KinBridge as a worked example - help families reduce admin load and keep information in one place, so you can advise on structure, not just sentiment.
[h2]Who this course is for[/h2]
Paid and unpaid carers with responsibilities for the care of the elderly or with impaired physical or mental capacity.
[h2]Homepage[/h2]
https://www.udemy.com/course/adult-care-coaching/
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