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Explore new career opportunities with a Masters in Social Work (MSW). Join our free online certificate program this summer to learn more about graduate programs in social work and other helping professions.
Read MoreLearn about the complexities of substance use among older adults. This newly updated course will help you to develop the skills you need to identify and support older adults who are impacted by substance use.
Read MoreLearn about key ethical principles including autonomy, beneficence, non-malfeasance, and justice. The course also covers the concepts of informed consent, capacity, competence, and confidentiality.
Read MoreThis course is intended to acquaint workers with the variety of services available to older adults and people with disabilities through programs funded and supported by federal and state governments and administered by states and local agencies.
Read MoreThis five-course certificate program provides a comprehensive foundation for professionals in Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) working with older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Read MoreLearn about Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive form of dementia that causes physical changes in the brain and results in death of brain cells.
Read MoreAssessment, as discussed in this course, is the process that unfolds as you and the consumer work together to find solutions to the consumer’s long-term services and support needs.
Read MoreLearn how to become a Certified Health Care Planning Ambassador to confidently and routinely start a planning conversation to help adults make a care plan in this free webinar from Honoring Choices of Massachusetts.
Read MoreThis course is designed to provide an overview of care management in health and human service work. Care management is a collaborative process of assessing, facilitating, and coordinating the care provided to older adults and people who have disabilities.
Read MoreThis course examines the reasons why many people do poorly when they are moved from one care setting to another and suggests some models of care transitioning that have been shown to work well.
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