FREE! Through guided reflection, discussion, and practical exercises, you’ll learn how to harness these concepts. We will also be defining and nuancing these terms so as not to fall into the trap of toxic positivity. This workshop will adopt a trauma-informed approach and will aim to create a … [Read more...]

Fee: $45.00 This workshop, led by experts in immigration and child welfare law, will cover the latest on the new administration’s policies on immigration, their potential impacts on children and families, practical guidance to advise your clients, and proactive strategies that children and … [Read more...]

Join us for a live and interactive discussion with one of the leading voices in elder care policy that will provide insights into the complex world of aging services during this period of policy uncertainty. Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute and author of Caring for Our Parents … [Read more...]

Fee: $21 Substance abuse in the older adult is a hidden epidemic in the United States. Many factors come into play to render them at risk. Participant will learn how to identify at-risk older adults and what treatment protocols exist to help them. … [Read more...]

Join Suzanne Scheer and Pamela Mills as we discuss putting together your care team when assisting an older adult to age in place. Presentation will include a review of levels of care, necessary preparation for aging in place, caregiver burden and the financial requirements for caregiving. Open … [Read more...]

Fee: $23 Countless ethical dilemmas arise when dealing with patients at end stage of Alzheimer's disease.  What are the best practices when families are pursuing curative care when palliative care is called for?  What happens when the patient does not have advance directives?  How do you best … [Read more...]

Join us for a live & interactive discussion with Tryn Rose Seley the author of 15 Minutes of Fame: One Photo Does Wonders To Bring You Both Back to Solid Ground With a unique perspective on how a single photo can spark memories and foster connection, Tryn will share insights from her book and … [Read more...]

Stalking is a prevalent, dangerous, and often misunderstood victimization that affects victims’ physical and mental health. Healthcare settings are critical alternative access points to the criminal justice system for victims to disclose and receive care and referrals. This session explores the … [Read more...]

Sexual violence and stalking are both prevalent, commonly misunderstood, and severely underreported victimizations. In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, this webinar explores what multidisciplinary professionals need to know about the intersection of stalking and sexual violence. Victim … [Read more...]

The House and Senate have voted on their respective budget resolutions, showing their intention to move forward with legislation to enact massive cuts to Medicaid. While the votes approving these resolutions shows how serious the threats are, the fight to protect Medicaid is far from over. This … [Read more...]