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This course is designed to help options counselors provide information and resources to consumers who can then make choices about services that support a self-defined quality of life.
Read MoreBy the end of this course, you will have become familiar with the background of immigration in the United States, and how it impacts older adults.
Read MoreCommunity participation in research is gaining momentum. Partnering with Academic Researchers is a free, self-paced online training for community members interested in learning more about partnering with academic researchers.
Read MoreLearn to develop a person-centered plan by reviewing the key steps in an assessment of functional needs, skill development in gathering the pertinent information, ability to identify available resources, and ongoing support through care transitions in this 6-course online, self-paced certificate program.
Read MoreThis three-course certificate program is designed to enhance learner competencies in the area of ethical and legal issues that arise in everyday practice for those who work with older adults and persons with disabilities.
Read MoreNEW - Learn the fundamental skills to design a plan of action for an identified problem and implement the plan in a systematic way.
Read MoreFree Webinar Presentation on the importance of learning the early warning signs and preventing this dangerous health condition for older adults.
Read MoreHighlights how to identify, reduce, and prevent problematic use of and dependence on alcohol and illicit drugs, with practical advice on how to conduct screening and brief intervention
Read MoreThis course will discuss the use of alcohol, and drugs, including illicit, prescription, and over-the-counter medications.
Read MoreThis course prepares those working with older adults to recognize suicide risk among their clients, to intervene, and to engage in and promote suicide prevention.
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