Owner/Instructor
Elder Deborah Simon
By Appointment Only
Contact Information
(919)438-1037
About The Owner/Instructor: Deborah Simon has dedicated over 19 years to clients as a certified nursing assistant. Her extensive experience spans hospice care, skilled nursing homes, memory care units, assisted living facilities, and home health services As a former AHA Instructor and current American Red Cross instructor she is passionate about teaching and mentoring, including her role as a marriage mentor/ facilitator with SMYBIS. Additionally, she specializes in positive parenting, guiding parents through challenges with their children from infancy to middle school using Postive Parenting Program though Triple P Postive Parenting Curriculum. Deborah Simon also has a passion for training,empowering and equipping caregivers with the necessary skills and support to keep their loved one's home in a safe, stable and nurturing environment enviroment.
Welcome to With U In Mind Training Center LLC! We specialize in First Aid, CPR, and AED training for adults, infants, and pediatric individuals. Our courses also cover vital topics such as Bloodborne Pathogens, emergency preparedness, and recognizing emergencies in various settings like workplaces and schools. Additionally, we offer skill-boosting classes focused on asthma, anaphylaxis, opioid overdose, and more, helping teenagers gain the confidence and skills they need to respond effectively in emergencies while baby sitting. We also offer training on caring for loved one's at home
Our mission is to train,, and equip caregivers, providers, and organizations within the community. We strive to provide the necessary skills, support, and confidence to deliver quality care in diverse settings and situations. Together, we can enhance the standard of care and ensure that every individual receives the attention and compassion they deserve.
Training Center
At With U In Mind Training Center LLC, we provide top-notch mankins for confident practice. Our mankins feature three different light settings to enhance your depth perception during training sessions.
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Call The Village Our Gold To train empower and equip caregivers, provider and organization in the community with the necessary skills, support and confidence to provide quality care in diverse setting and situations
Lesson Topic's/ Program Purpose And Program Objectives
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Lesson Names and Topics
ADULT CPR
Total Time 2 Hours, 10 Min
Lesson 1: Before Giving Care and Checking an Injured or Ill Person
Time: 66 Minutes
Lesson 2: Cardiac Emergencies and Giving CPR Skill Session Adult
Time: 30 Minutes
Lesson 4: Choking Skill Session Adult
Time: 14 Minutes
Lesson 8: Conclusion
Time: 20 Minutes
Price $75.00 Per Student
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Program Purpose:
Program Purpose:
To Provide Participants and Caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies the courses in this program teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to give immediate care to an injured or ill person and to decide whether advanced medical care is needed. This program offers a choice of first aid, CPR and AED courses to meet the various training of a diverse audience
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Lesson Objectives
Lesson Objectives
After Completing This Lesson, Participants will Be Able To:
Recognize the signs and symptoms of a heart attack
Describe first aid care for a heart attack
Explain how cardiac arrest differs from a heart attack
List causes of cardiac arrest
Describe the links of the Cardiac Chain of Survival
Demonstrate how to perform CPR
Explain what to do if the chest does not rise with rescue breaths
Describe how to perform compression-only CPR, and explain when it is appropriate to perform compression-only CPR
Programs Curriculum Outlining
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RECOGNIZING CARDIAC ARREST
Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs.
Cardiac arrest frequently happens suddenly, without any signs and symptoms
Cardiac arrest is often due to a blockage of the blood vessels supplying oxygen to the heart muscle (heart attack)
If you think a person is in cardiac arrest: Call 9-1-1 and get equipment or tell someone to do so and begin CPR immediately. Used an AED as soon as possible.
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SIGNS AND SYPTOMS OF A HEART ATTACK
A heart attack occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked for example, as a result of coronary artery disease. Because the cells in the area are not receiving the oxygen and nutrients they need, they die, causing permanent damage to the heart muscle.
Seeking advanced medical care as soon as the signs and symptoms of a heart attack are recognized can minimize damage to the heart and may save the person's life
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BEFORE GIVING CARE AND CHECKING AN INJURED OR ILL PERSON
The purpose of this course is to teach participants to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies. There are four actions you can take to make a difference in the outcome for the injured or ill person. These actions are
Recognizing that an emergency exist.
Deciding to take action.
Activating the emergency medical services (EMS) system.
Giving care consistent with your knowledge and training until EMS personnel arrive and take over.
Description Of Class And Video Segments And Timings
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Lesson Names and Topics
Lesson 1: Before Giving Care and Checking an Injure or Ill Person. (time: 66 Minutes)
Lesson 2: Cardiac Emergencies and Giving CPR Skill Session Adult.(time: 30 Minutes)
Lesson 4: Choking Skill Session Adult.(time: 14 Minutes)
Lesson 8: Conclusion. (time: 20 Minutes)
CLASS SIZE (PARTICIPANTS TO INSTRUCTOR RATIO (
Class Price $75.00 per person
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Adult CPR Courses / Video Segments Times
Lesson 1: You Can Make A Difference (ADULT) ( 1:48) Minutes
CHECK-CALL-CARE(ADULT) (2:40) Minutes
Checking a Responsive Person (ADULT) (3:46) Minutes
Lesson 2: Signs and Symptoms of a Heart Attack (ADULT) (1:43) Minutes
The Cardiac Chain of Survival (ADUTL) (1:55) Minutes
Giving CPR (ADULT) (2:03 ) Minutes
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Adult CPR Courses / Video Segments Times
Lesson 4: Choking / Recognizing Choking (ADULT) (0:59) Minutes
Caring For Choking (ADULT) (1:27) Minutes
Giving CPR: Practice While You Watch (Adult/Child) ( 2:45) Minutes
If The Chest Does Not Rise With Rescue Breaths (ADULT) (0:57) Minutes
Total Time 2 hours, 10 Minutes
Adult CPR Course Time:
TRAINING
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Learning Objectives/ Equipment And Supplies
Learning Objectives: After completing this module, participants will be able to: Recognize when a responsive adult is choking, Demonstrate how to care for an adult who is responsive and choking. Describe how to care for an adult who becomes unresponsive.
Materials, Equipment and Supplies:
Adult First Aid/CPR/Instructor-Led Training course presentation, videos
Latex-free disposable gloves/ Skill Practice Sheets/Giving Back Blows and Abdominal Thrusts to Adults. Adult/Mankins Training AED Training equipment Latex-free disposable gloves (Multiple Sizes)
Assessment Scenario Flowchart/Ready Reference Cards (optional)
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If The Chest Does Not Rise With Breaths
There are three reasons why the person's chest may not rise when you give rescue breaths: the airway was not opened properly. The person's nose and mouth were not properly sealed. An object is blocking the airway.
If the first rescue breath does not cause the chest to rise, re-tilt the head to ensure that the person's nose and mouth are properly sealed before giving the second rescue breath. after giving second breath does not make the chest rise a object may be blocking the person's airway. never attempt more than 2 rescue breaths between sets of compression Immediately begin the next set of chest compressions. the chest compressions may force the object out of the person's airway. After the set of compressions and before giving rescue breaths, open the person's mouth, look for an object in the mouth and if you see it, remove it.
To remove an object that you see in the person's mouth, do a finger sweep using your index finder (for an adult) or your little finger (for a child or infant)
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Choking Skill Session Adult
Instructor will Discuss all points in the topic, Recognizing Choking, Show video, Recognizing Choking. (Adult) (1:39)
Discuss all points in topic, Caring for a Choking Adult
Show the video caring for responsive choking Adult (3:12)
Show the video caring for unresponsive choking Adult (1:30)
Conduct the skill practice, giving back blows and abdominal thrusts to Adults
Discuss all points in the topic, assessment scenario: caring for a choking Adult.
Conduct the scenario, caring for a choking Adult
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE CHEST DOESN'T RISE
TRAININGS
Lesson 2: Cardiac Emergencies and Giving CPR Skill AED
Adult First AID/CPR/AED
This program will provide participants with knowledge and skills they need to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies.
The courses in this program teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to give immediate care to an injured or ill person and to decide whether advanced medical care is needed.
This program offers a choice of First Aid/CPR/AED courses to meet the
various training needs to a diverse audience
program Objectives
Describe how to recognize and emergency and gain confidence to act.
Explain how to lower the risk for infection when giving care.
Describe the emergency action steps: CHECK-CALL-CARE.
Call 9-1-1 or designated emergency number.
Explain how to check an injured or ill person
Recognize the signs and symptoms of the following sudden illnesses.
Shock, Asthma Attack, Anaphylaxis, Heart Attack, Opioid Overdose, Diabetic Emergencies, High Fever, Vomiting, diarrhea and Dehydration.
Demonstrate how to control life-threatening bleeding by direct pressure and application of a commercial tourniquet.
Recognizing the following injuries and illnesses: burn, head, neck and spinal injuries, concussion, heat stroke, hypothermia, poison exposure.
Cardiac Emergencies
CRDIAC ARREST OCCURS WHEN THE HEART STOPS BEATING OR BEATS TOO INEFFECTIVELY TO CIRCULATE BLOOD TO THE BRAIN AND OTHER VITAL ORGANS
Cardiac arrest is often due to a blockage of the blood vessels supplying oxygen to the heart muscle (heart attack) Cardiac arrest may also occur due to effects of: Drowning, Breathing Emergencies, Trauma.
A person in cardiac arrest is not responsive, not breathing or only has gasping breaths and has no heartbeat.
By acting right away you make a difference and save a life by giving CPR if you think a person is in cardiac arrest:
You should call 9-1-1 or have someone call and get equipment if available and begin CPR immediately and as soon as possible use an AED
TRAININGS
Using AED Skill Adult Safe and Effective Use of AEDS
Using AED
For someone in cardiac arrest, deciding to act is the most important First step. Calling 9-1-1 and getting equipment, or telling someone to do so, Starting CPR immediately and using AED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE GIVES THE PERSON THE BEST CHANCE FOR SURVIVAL.U
Use the AED as soon as possible, but do not delay compressions to A person must be removed from water (puddle or body of water) before using the AED. It is safe to use an AED on pregnant women, in rain and snow, and when the person is lying on a metal surface.
An AED is also safe to use on a person with an implantable medical device (pacemaker) but the AED pads should not be placed directly over the device.
It is not necessary to shave a person's chest hair before applying the AED pads no remove jewelry or piercings before using the AED
We will watch a video about using an AED for ADULTS (6:12Min)
Assessment Scenario Walk-Through Video (1:48 Min)
Assessment Scenario: Giving CPR and Using an AED (15:00 Min)
Lesson 4: Choking Skill Adult
After completing this module, participants will be able to recognize when a responsive adult is choking, demonstrate how to care for an adult who become unresponsive topic covered: Recognizing Choking.
Video Recognizing Adult Choking (1:39 min)
Video Caring for unresponsive Choking Adult (1:30 min)
Discuss all points in topic Assessment Scenario: Caring for a Choking Adult.
Conduct the scenario, Caring for a Choking Adult.
Conduct the skill practice, Giving Back Blows and Abdominal Thrusts to Adults
Lesson 5: Sudden Illness Topic and Video Covered
Topic covered: Sudden Illness, Recognizing and Caring for Sudden Illness.
Videos: General Approach to Sudden Illness (Adult) (2:38 min)
Videos: Adult Stroke (1:48 min)
Videos: Adult Asthma Attack (1:10 MIN)
Videos: Anaphylaxis (1:23 min)
Videos: Adult Heart Attack (2:13 min)
Videos: Adult Opioid Overdose (1:10 min)
Videos: Adult Diabetic Emergency (1:47 min)
Instructor Lead: Scenario Caring for a Person with a Sudden Illness (optional)
Training
Lesson 5
Sudden Illness Learning Objectives
After completing this module, participants will be able to identify
Recognize a sudden illness
Describe general care for common sudden illnesses
Describe how to assist an adult with medication
Lesson 6: Life-Threatening Bleeding Injuries
Instructor will discuss all points in the topic Recognizing Life-Threatening Bleeding
Show Video, Recognizing Life-Threatening Bleeding (0:50 min)
Discuss all points in the topic, Caring for Life- Threatening Bleeding
Video Using Direct Pressure to Control Life-Threatening Bleeding (Adult 9:16 min)
Conduct skill practice, Using Direct Pressure to Control Life-Threatening Bleeding
Discuss all points in the topic, Assessment Scenario Caring for Life-Threatening Bleeding
Conduct the scenario, Caring for Life-Threatening Bleeding
Learning Objectives Materials, Equipment / Supplies
After completing this Lesson: participants will be able to: Recognize Life-Threatening Bleeding
Demonstrate how to control Life Threatening Bleeding
Explain how to control life-Threatening Bleeding
Materials, Equipment and Supplies: Student Training Kits for CPR/AED
Latex-free disposable gloves (multiple sizes) Gauze pads Roller bandages
Sill Practice Sheets/ Assessment Scenario Flowchart/ Participant's Progress Log
Training
Lesson 7
Injuries and Environmental Emergencies
INSTRUCTOR Lead Topic: Injuries and Environmental Emergencies (10:00 min)
Videos (Adult) Burns 2:01 Min)
Videos (Adult) Head, Neck and Spinal Injuries (2:53 Min)
Videos (Adult) Heat Stroke (1:10 min)
Videos (Hypothermia (1:10 min)
Videos (Adult) Poison Exposure (1:14 Min)
Lesson 7: Learning Objectives and Materials
After completing this lesson participants will be able to:
Recognize and respond to common injuries, including burns and head, neck and spinal injuries.
Recognize and respond to environmental injuries, including heat stroke, hypothermia and poison exposure.
Materials, Equipment and Supplies
Instructor-Led training course presentation
Videos on injuries and Environmental Emergencies
Ready Reference Cards (optional)
First/ AID/CPR/AED Participant's Manual (optional)
Lesson 7: Conclusion/ Learning Objective/ Materials
To complete this lesson and the learning objectives participants must take final exam (optional) depending on the need for certificate
Learning Objective: after completing this lesson participants will be able to / pass the final exam (optional) depending on the need for certificate
Receive a digital certificate after successfully meeting the requirements for course completion
Materials, Equipment and Supplies: Instructor-Led Adult First Aid/CPR/AED Training course presentation, Videos, Final Exams (optional) Instructor Evaluation forms participants names (optional)