This eLearning series is designed for those who provide direct care, such as personal attendant services, nursing facility services, or home health care to older people and those with disabilities. These brief (less than 30 minutes) modules provide practical strategies to help you better understand and assist people with mental health or substance use conditions, challenging behaviors, chronic pain, or traumatic past experiences.Welcome to Module 8: Practical Strategies for Supporting People with Chronic Pain 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard
In this training, you will learn how you can support individuals who live with chronic pain. The primary goal is to equip you with practical strategies that will support your day-to-day work. You will discuss how chronic pain relates to different areas of a person’s life, including physical discomfort, challenges in relationships, activities of daily living, behavioral and mental health, trauma). There will also be a discussion about tangible and practical strategies you can put into practice to help those you support.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "Enroll me" below the course description.
Welcome to Module 7: Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach to Substance Use Disorders 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard
In this module, you will explore the impact of trauma on survivors living with a substance use disorder (SUD). You will learn how trauma affects the brain and how trauma can lead to substance use. We’ll talk about how substances can be used to cope with trauma. You’ll also evaluate the roles stigma and shame play in the lives of trauma survivors with SUDs. By the end of this module, you will know effective ways to take a trauma-informed care (TIC) approach to support these individuals.
We recommend taking this module after you have completed Module 5: Introduction to Substance Use Disorders.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "Enroll me" below the course description.
Welcome to Module 6: Substance Use Disorders in Older Adults 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard
This module will discuss substance use disorders (SUD) in older adults. You’ll learn to: identify reasons why an older adult might not recognize they have a problem with substance use, recognize what substance misuse might look like in an aging individual, differentiate between various risk levels of substance use, and apply strategies for talking about substance use with those in your care.
We recommend taking this module after you have completed Module 5: Introduction to Substance Use Disorders.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "Enroll me" below the course description.
Welcome to Module 5: Introduction to Substance Use Disorders 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard
In this training, you will learn how to tell the difference between a substance use disorder (SUD) and non-problematic substance related behaviors, factors that put people at risk for developing issues with substance use, how people recover from substance misuse, and practical ways to approach people about substance use concerns.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "Enroll me" below the course description.
Welcome to Module 4: Trauma Informed Care for the Aging Population 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard.
This module will discuss how trauma manifests as people get older, types of trauma senior adults experience, the impact of childhood or early-life trauma on senior adults, and the warning signs of trauma. You will also learn strategies for working with senior adult trauma survivors and how to take a trauma-informed approach to care when working with older adults.
We recommend taking this module after you have completed Module 3: Introduction to Trauma Informed Care.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
Welcome to Module 3: Introduction to Trauma Informed Care 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard.
This module introduces trauma and trauma-informed care (TIC) to those who work in any capacity in the field of long-term services and supports. You will learn about the ways that psychological trauma affects the people you help each day. You’ll gain an understanding of the impact of trauma on survivors, including ways that survivors might respond in a healthcare setting, their home, or in social interactions. We will also discuss the key principles of TIC and explore strategies for helping trauma survivors. Finally, you will learn self-care strategies to use when working with trauma survivors.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
Welcome to Module 2: Changing Challenging Behaviors 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard.
This module builds from the knowledge explored in Module 1: Navigating Agitation and Challenging Behaviors 2024, which we strongly encourage is completed before starting. In this module, you will learn about two interventions that have proven successful in transforming difficult behaviors into more adaptive ones. These include: Positive Behavior Support (PBS) and Choice Making.
We recommend taking this module after you have completed Module 1: Navigating Agitation and Challenging Behaviors 2024.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
Welcome to Module 1: Navigating Agitation and Challenging Behaviors 2024
The 2023 course is no longer available for enrollment, but you can still access your FY23 issued from your Dashboard.
This module offers tools and strategies to help care providers understand, anticipate, and manage agitation and challenging behaviors. You will learn how agitation and challenging behaviors are forms of communication, develop strategies for approaching individuals who are agitated and/or exhibiting challenging behaviors, and identify strategies for de-escalating agitated individuals and addressing disruptive behaviors.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
This course is no longer available for student training.
Please use the one with the FY 2024 designation Module 2: Changing Challenging Behaviors 2024
This module builds from the knowledge explored in Module 1: Navigating Agitation and Challenging Behaviors, which we strongly encourage is completed before starting. In this module, you will learn about two interventions that have proven successful in transforming difficult behaviors into more adaptive ones. These include: Positive Behavior Support (PBS) and Choice Making.
We recommend taking this module after you have completed Module 1: Navigating Agitation and Challenging Behaviors.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
This course is no longer available for student training.
Please use the one with the FY 2024 designation Module 3: Introduction to Trauma Informed Care 2024
This module introduces trauma and trauma-informed care (TIC) to those who work in any capacity in the field of long-term services and supports. You will learn about the ways that psychological trauma affects the people you help each day. You’ll gain an understanding of the impact of trauma on survivors, including ways that survivors might respond in a healthcare setting, their home, or in social interactions. We will also discuss the key principles of TIC and explore strategies for helping trauma survivors. Finally, you will learn self-care strategies to use when working with trauma survivors.
If you are interested in earning professional continuing education credits for this course, these modules can be completed on a different website. Please go to this link for more details https://iceebp.com/secure/ltss.html.
To take this course, please click on the button below and then select the "enroll me" button below the course description.
