All our Zoom trainings are considered "LIVE" presentations for the purpose of credits.
Presents:
Racism as Trauma
Transgenerational Health Effects

Wednesday, May 5
11:30 am - 1:00 pm

1.5 Contact Hours & CEs Nursing & Social Work

Professor, Wayne State University
School of Medicine

Objectives
  • Attendees will be able to discuss connection between SDOH(Social Determinants of Health) and implementation of quality of care to minority populations
  • Identify three different types of childhood trauma that influences healthcare in later life
  • Discuss the behavioral effects of trauma and its influence on racism
  • Discuss strategies to overcome trauma
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Care Partner's Passage through Dementia
Free Virtual Presentation

Thursday, May 6
11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Founder and CEO of Universal Dementia Caregivers

Earn 1.5 CEs or Contact Hours

Objectives:
  • Understand the significant value you add to the lives of those living with dementia.
  • Model the changing role of caregivers with a focus on cultural competence.
  • Understand the impact of care giver personal characteristics on effective care giving.
  • Emphasis on the importance of caring for the whole person, body, spirit and mind and demonstrate Seven Care Strategies.
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Effective Communication Strategies:
Verbal and Behavioral Messages

Free Virtual Presentation
Tuesday, May 11
5:30 - 6:30 pm

Alzheimer's Association of Michigan Chapter

Earn 1.5 CEs or Contact Hours
Objectives:
  • State at least 2 communication strategies to use when speaking to someone with a dementia
  • State at least 2 listening strategies to use with someone with dementia when they are communicating
  • Identify silent communication through body language triggers.
  • Attendees will be able to name common communication changes by stage of dementia
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The Balancing Act: Managing Burnout in Unmanageable Circumstances


Virtual Presentation
Wednesday, May 12
Noon - 1:30 pm

COEUS Creative Group

1.5 CEs or Contact Hours
Objectives:
  • Define burnout and identify factors that influence depression and anxiety
  • Examine personal and workplace impacts of burnout and how to cope
  • Demonstrate aptitude in implementing tools and strategies to mitigate burnout
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Bringing Calm to the Chaos of Life

Wednesday, May 19
5:30 - 7:00 pm


  • Define the Impact of stress on health
  • Identify key stressors in self care
  • Practice of deep breathing exercise
  • Identify practical applications of mind-body therapies in personal self-care

1.5 CEs Social Work or 1.5 Contact Hours Nursing
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Senior Bullying: 
Addressing the Elephant in the Room
Wednesday, May 19
11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Associate Dean
Wayne State University
College of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts

1.5 Contact Hours & CEs Nursing & Social Work

Health care providers play a major role in educating older adults and those who work with them about bullying among older adults and strategies for preventing or coping with it. Learn ways to identify and train staff members to make sure they are aware:

  • It is not okay for residents to exclude one another from games or groups
  • It is not okay to deride someone for their clothing, smell, hairstyle or skin color
  • You should set limits that prevent any resident from violating another residents’ rights.

We will also demonstrate way to encourage and train older adults and staff to safely intervene when they observe bullying.
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or 248-719-0640