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Build the skills you need to facilitate group work with older adults. This course will enable you to understand different types of groups and how groups develop in stages, as well as improve your knowledge about group dynamics.
Read MoreGain a better understanding of the possible causes of hoarding disorder and how it affects older individuals’ behavior and ability to function within their homes and communities.
Read MoreLearn the effective management skills that can help you create a culture and climate to strengthen and enhance the capacity of your organization to achieve its mission.
Read MoreForthcoming 4-course certificate will focus on building the competencies needed to be an effective supervisor, team leader, and manager
Read MoreThere are no current plans for in-person seminars. Please see our virtual webinars available in our Learning Catalog.
This course explains what makes an effective team member, looks at stages that teams go through, and ways to address team conflict.
Read MoreProfessor Hyeouk "Chris" Hahm shares the research behind the AWARE Intervention, and how it informed the development of The AWARE Intervention Training Certificate for clinicians who work with young Asian American women struggling with mental health challenges.
Read MoreDesigned to provide training in key practice areas for members of teams across the healthcare continuum through a five-course certificate program.
Read MoreThis course is designed to address the major legal and ethical issues related to informed consent and decision making that social service and health care professionals encounter when working with older adults and people with disabilities.
Read MoreFaith leaders can play a leading role in identifying and responding to mental health concerns in older adults. Many older adults and their families turn to their faith communities as they encounter mental health concerns associated with aging. This course is designed to prepare faith leaders and members of faith communities to address these concerns.
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