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If you've read all the content on this website and are eager for more, we recommend attending an MDDA workshop where you can interact with an MDDA trainer to gain more knowledge on the subject. Courses are listed on this site.

The first step is to undertake an AMI MDDA Workshop. These are run by AMI MDDA Trainers in various formats, languages and times around the world. You can see a listing of these on our site. Once you have this pre-requisite, you can enrol on the AMI MDDA Certified Practitioner course.  Again, these are listed on our site.

Training for Montessori for Dementia, Disability and Ageing is delivered by AMI Trainers specialising in this field. Once a person has undertaken the AMI training to become a Certified Practitioner for Montessori for Dementia, Disability and Ageing, they are invited to contact Anne Kelly, AMI's Head of Montessori for Dementia, Disability and Ageing to request an information pack.

Many of the courses are now held online. Visit our site for course listing options.

Course fees are set by the training organisation or host training organisation. See the course listings available on our site then follow the links to the host training organisation for further details on enrolments such as course dates/times, fees and registration.

If you are interested in training, then your first option would be to consider the workshop options listed on our site. Should you wish to contact an AMI MDDA trainer, 

While many Montessori principles learnt by teachers for children in their classroom apply to all age groups, Montessori for Dementia, Disability and Ageing uses specific techniques and supports for these groups of people. MDDA courses delve into this so that practitioners can aid those with dementia, disability and ageing during different times of their lives and journeys.