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ADRC / No Wrong Door Key Principles Certificate

This comprehensive, five-course certificate program is designed to enable those working in Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) gain the knowledge and skills such as Options Counseling, needed to meet the challenges of this changing system of service.

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Whether you’re looking for an expert trainer to educate your workforce, or you are an experienced practitioner who wants to share your expertise, our supportive, forward-looking community of practice will provide the resources you need.

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Stephanie Recchia, MSW, LICSW

Stephanie is a graduate of Boston University School of Social Work. Her areas of expertise are geriatric medical social work, clinical practice with older adults, end of life issues, Parkinson’s Disease, caregiver support, and clinical student supervision.

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CADER

Center for Aging & Disability Education & Research

Our Signature Program

Dedicated to strengthening the workforce that provides health and social services to older adults and people with disabilities, CADER is a national leader in creating comprehensive online training for individuals and organizations.

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Success Stories

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felt that the training improved their ability to identify key risk factors associated with suicide among older adults.

See Evaluation Report / Prevention and Identification of Behavioral Health Issues in Older Adults: Skill Development among Clergy Members (2017-2019)

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agreed or strongly agreed that the training will help them apply practice skills in the topic area.

See Evaluation Report / New York Case Management Training Program (2020)

94%

agreed or strongly agreed that the training enhanced their ability to identify stressors and barriers faced by immigrants and refugees.

See Evaluation Report / Strengthening Age Friendly Communities: Addressing Behavioral Health Concerns in Older Adults (2017-2019)

95%

agreed or strongly agreed that the training enhanced their ability to explain how the assessment process supports choice, self-determination, and participation.

See Evaluation Report / Connecticut Online Training Programs (2019)

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Meet the Trainer: Grace Myhill

Grace Myhill, MSW, a BUSSW alum and groundbreaking leader in neurodiverse couples therapy, is currently the director of Couples and…

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This module was excellent. The content was clear and concise. The main points and philosophy of consumer control were extremely well articulated and demonstrated. I have a new appreciation for the concepts and approach, some of which I had not previously encountered, even in my MSW program. The material was also inspiring at times — the profiles of true heroes and the long struggle for civil rights protection are moving.

Learner feedback from Understanding Consumer Control, Person-Centered Planning, and Self-Direction

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