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In the face of ethical and legal mandates, practitioners must be able to recognize the signs of abuse, neglect, exploitation, and self-neglect that they encounter in their work, and must be able to follow up appropriately.
Read MoreThis course offers insight and tools to prepare social service practitioners for the challenges—and the rewards—of caring for older adults as they approach the end of life, and of providing support to the older adult’s family and friends as they share that journey.
Read MoreStrengthen your ethics, legal insight, and collaboration skills to improve client care.
Read MoreThis three-course certificate program provides the foundational and essential knowledge and skills needed to support older adults and individuals with disabilities. Learners explore core issues in aging and disability, gain experience with best practices in assessment, and develop strategies for navigating complex service systems.
Read MoreBuild the confidence and skills to lead successful teams. The Fundamentals of Supervision Certificate provides practical strategies, real-world tools, and expert guidance to help supervisors strengthen leadership, solve challenges, and support staff success.
Read MoreBuild 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 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 MoreStarts June 2nd 2025: This online certificate program prepares learners with the knowledge and practice skills to effectively lead interprofessional teams. Designed for individuals from all health professions and settings, who are either leading or aspiring to lead interprofessional teams.
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