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Review the complexities of child abuse and neglect with Unseen Scars, a course designed for medical professionals. Learn to detect subtle signs of maltreatment and implement effective interventions. Understand the profound impact these experiences have on a childs development through expert-led discussions and case studies. Equip yourself with the knowledge to act swiftly and decisively in your critical role as a protector of pediatric health and wellness. This course meets the Massachusetts requirement of child abuse and neglect training under state law.

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Physiologic labor and birth support birthing people and neonates to have optimal outcomes. This course will teach healthcare professionals about the hormonal milieu that impacts physiologic birth, and interventions or practices that clinicians can perform to support physiologic birth.

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This long COVID course provides a focused, evidence-based examination of post-COVID conditions, including pathophysiology, risk factors, and multisystem clinical presentations. Learners will explore current research on mechanisms such as immune dysregulation, viral persistence, and autonomic dysfunction, while developing skills to recognize and evaluate long COVID in clinical practice. The course emphasizes patient-centered, symptom-based management strategies, including rehabilitation approaches and functional recovery planning, to improve quality of life and clinical outcomes for individuals experiencing persistent symptoms following SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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This domestic violence training for healthcare providers offers a clear, practical overview of how to identify, assess, and respond to intimate partner violence and related forms of abuse across the lifespan. The course reviews behavioral and clinical warning signs, risk and lethality factors, trauma informed screening techniques, documentation standards, and mandatory reporting requirements. Learners will also explore the health impacts of domestic violence, strategies for promoting safety, and ways to collaborate with interprofessional teams and community resources to support patients experiencing harm. This course meets continuing education requirements for domestic violence prevention training for Kentucky, Florida, Ohio, and Massachusetts.

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Eating disorders are vastly underrecognized, underdiagnosed, and undertreated. In this course students will learn the common presentations, statistics, and implications of eating disorders, as well as the oral presentation of purging associated with eating disorders. Interprofessional communication, collaboration, and strategies to support patients are addressed in detail.

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Older adult abuse, also known as elder abuse, is a serious, often hidden issue that threatens the safety, dignity, and well-being of vulnerable seniors worldwide. This course provides healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to recognize, report, and help prevent abuse in older adults. Learners will examine the different types of abuse, identify risk factors and early warning signs, and apply reporting protocols aligned with legal and ethical standards. Practical strategies and real-world examples equip participants to respond effectively, support victims, and promote prevention within clinical and community settings. By completing this course, you will be better prepared to safeguard older adults from harm and uphold their right to a safe and respectful quality of life.

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Explore the delicate realm of palliative care and end-of-life care, as this course offers allied health professionals critical insights into patient and family-centered approaches, diagnosis-specific treatments, and comprehensive care planning. This course addresses the vital components of hospice care, from identifying appropriate candidates to creating personalized care plans that honor the goals of patients and their families. With an emphasis on ethical considerations and symptom management, prepare to make a profound difference in the lives of patients nearing the end of life, enhancing their comfort and dignity every step of the way. This course meets the New Jersey Physician requirement of 2 hours CME every 2 years in End-of-life care pursuant to P.L. 2011, c. 145 (C.45:9-7.7). This course meets the Massachusetts one-time requirement of 2 hours of end-of-life care CME.

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Discover the art and science of pediatric pain management in this expert-led online course designed for healthcare professionals. Explore age-appropriate assessment tools, pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic strategies, and compassionate communication techniques that support young patients and their families. With a focus on evidence-based care and gentle healing, you'll gain the skills to provide effective, empathetic pain relief and make a lasting difference in pediatric outcomes.

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This course will help healthcare providers explore the intricate landscape of adult-diagnosed ADHD and its associated comorbidities. Students will delve into the presentation of adult-diagnosed ADHD, dissect assessment considerations for prevalent comorbidities, and learn to craft evidence-based treatment plans tailored to address the complexities of concurrent conditions. Discover the pivotal role of interprofessional collaboration in supporting individuals with adult-diagnosed or under-treated ADHD, fostering a holistic approach to patient care.

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As the population ages, Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline are becoming increasingly prevalent across healthcare settings. This course equips nurses and other healthcare professionals with essential knowledge of risk factors, clinical presentation, and diagnostic criteria-plus practical tools for communication, pharmacologic and non-drug interventions, and person-centered care planning. Learn evidence-based strategies to better support patients and families navigating these complex conditions.

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Designed for quick compliance and refresher training, this 1-hour course provides a concise overview of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard and essential infection control procedures. Learn the fundamentals of disease transmission, protective barriers, and exposure prevention through accessible and actionable guidance for healthcare providers and support staff.

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Elevate your practice with this engaging and impactful 2-hour course designed to tackle the pressing issue of HIV stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings. Whether you're a physician, nurse, or allied health professional, this course will provide you with the tools and insights needed to break down barriers, challenge unrecognized biases, and ensure inclusive, compassionate care for individuals living with or at risk of acquiring HIV. Through real-world case studies, actionable strategies, and an exploration of legal protections for HIV-positive patients, you'll gain the confidence to address stigma head-on and foster a supportive healthcare environment. This course will help empower you to stay ahead of evolving regulations while enhancing patient outcomes and strengthening your professional impact. Meets Nevada Requirement (Effective January 1, 2024): Physicians delivering or supervising emergency medical services, or practicing primary care (family medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, or midwifery), must complete at least 2 hours of training on stigma, discrimination, and unrecognized bias related to individuals living with or at high risk of acquiring HIV. Proof of this training is required within 2 years of starting such care. (NV SB-439, enacted 6/15/2023).

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Stay compliant and clinically prepared with this comprehensive overview of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) Standard and infection control protocols. This 5-hour course explores the full scope of pathogen transmission, prevention strategies, and regulatory standards for healthcare settings. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of universal precautions, engineering and workplace controls, and symptom recognition for key infectious agents. Additional modules address sepsis recognition and treatment, emerging pathogens, and protective practices essential for all members of the healthcare team-including clinicians, assistants, and technicians.

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This course offers healthcare professionals an essential overview of HIV/AIDS with a focus on practical application in patient care. Core topics include transmission and infection control, testing and counseling, and current treatment strategies. Learners will gain the essential knowledge needed to support safe, effective, and, effective, and patient-centered HIV/AIDS care. This course meets requirements for HIV/AIDS training for Florida.

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Abusive head trauma (AHT), including Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS), is a serious and preventable form of child abuse that can lead to lifelong consequences. This course helps healthcare professionals and educators recognize the signs, understand the mechanisms, and apply prevention strategies for AHT in infants and young children.Through expert-led insights and real-world context, you'll gain practical tools to identify, intervene, and help protect vulnerable populations - while fulfilling your continuing education requirements. Activity approved by Kentucky Board of Nursing (KBN) for nurses licensed or obtaining licensure under KRS Chapter 314 who need (1.5) contact hourse covering recognition & prevention of pediatric abusive head trauma. Activity approved by Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure for pediatricians, radiologists, family practitionersd, and emergency medicine and urgent care physicians needing to complete 1 hour of training on this subject.

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Bolster your current therapeutic framework with our comprehensive course on harnessing the power of visualization for mental health. This example-driven course offers in-depth psychoeducation on neural activation through visualization, analyses of its methods, and practical applications for a wide variety of therapeutic situations, including different diagnoses and therapeutic frameworks. Equip yourself with the skills to implement guided imagery and other visualization strategies to patients effectively within evidence-based modalities.

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Enhance your healthcare practice by mastering cultural competence and humility-essential components for delivering patient centered care in diverse settings. This comprehensive course delves into the principles of cultural competence and humility, emphasizing their critical role in improving patient outcomes and fostering effective communication. Through engaging content, you'll explore strategies to recognize and address personal biases, understand the impact of cultural differences on healthcare delivery, and develop skills to provide respectful and responsive care to patients from various backgrounds. By completing this course, you'll be better equipped to build trust with patients, navigate cross cultural interactions sensitively, and contribute to a more inclusive healthcare enviroment.

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Prepare to confront the complex challenges of bioterrorism head-on with our in-depth course designed to equip Nevada's healthcare providers with critical knowledge and skills. From distinguishing various weapons of mass destruction to recognizing the signs of bioterror afflictions and effectively using personal protective gear, this course is your ultimate guide to mastering crisis handling in healthcare settings, ensuring you stand on the frontline confidently. This course meets the Nevada one-time requirement of 4 hours in Bioterrorism, relating to the medical consequences of an act of terrorism that involves the use of a weapon of mass destruction.

ASSESSMENT AND THERAPY ASSOCIATES OF GRAND FORKS

Live, interactive via Zoom. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a "neurodevelopmental disorder defined by a persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning in or development" (APA, 2022). Perfectionism is defined as, "the tendency to demand of others or oneself an extremely high or even flawless level of performance, in excess of what is required by the situation" (APA, n.d.). People diagnosed with ADHD often endorse maladaptive cognitive distortions (Serine et al., 2020), with perfectionism being the most frequently endorsed pattern of cognitive distortion (Strohmeier et al., 2016). ADHD and perfectionism may affect those with ADHD combined presentation and women more frequently than other ADHD presentations and men, respectively (Muller & Piko, 2026). ADHD is positively corrlated with higher rates of self-criticism and reduced self-compassion (Beaton et al., 2020), thus leading to potentially maladaptive behavioral patterns, including maladaptive perfectionism (Muller & Piko, 2026). ADHD and perfectionism can uniquely impact one's psychological well-being, self-esteem, and identity (Farmer et al., 2026). Additionally ADHD and perfectionism are associated with higher rates of ego depletion and daily exhaustion, increasing risk for burnout (Muller & Piko, 2026). Research recommends treating ADHD and perfectionism by reframing cognitive distortions (Serine et al., 2020), increasing self-compassion (Beaton et al., 2020), and cultivating acceptance of ADHD diagnosis and imperfect behaviors (Farmer et al., 2026). This presentation will provide a summary of the literature regarding ADHD and perfectionism and will describe how to utilize CBT and ACT interventions to address ADHD and perfectionism.

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Live, interactive webinar (via Zoom). Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples is an evidence-based approach to couples therapy with strong evidence indicating that it significantly improves relationship satisfaction and reduces conflict for couples (Beasley & Ager, 2019). At the same time, there are numerous nuances to learn when practicing effective EFT with couples. In this webinar, we will discuss how affairs and other attachment injuries are frequently the presenting concerns when couples present to therapy. Thus, every EFT therapist must become proficient at dealing with these issues. We will explore the AIRM model, with an eye towards simplification and application. The presenter will consolidate the ideas of several EFT experts to deepen your understanding and demystify the AIRM. By the end of this webinar participants will be able to conceptualize how AIRM is simply a focused way of doing EFT. Participants will also leave this webinar with a better understanding of how to address attachment injuries, including affairs, within EFT couples therapy. This is an intermediate-level webinar that is appropriate for licensed mental health professionals and students in mental health graduate training programs.

ASSESSMENT AND THERAPY ASSOCIATES OF GRAND FORKS

Live, interactive via Zoom. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a "neurodevelopmental disorder defined by a persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning in or development" (APA, 2022). Perfectionism is defined as, "the tendency to demand of others or oneself an extremely high or even flawless level of performance, in excess of what is required by the situation" (APA, n.d.). People diagnosed with ADHD often endorse maladaptive cognitive distortions (Serine et al., 2020), with perfectionism being the most frequently endorsed pattern of cognitive distortion (Strohmeier et al., 2016). ADHD and perfectionism may affect those with ADHD combined presentation and women more frequently than other ADHD presentations and men, respectively (Muller & Piko, 2026). ADHD is positively corrlated with higher rates of self-criticism and reduced self-compassion (Beaton et al., 2020), thus leading to potentially maladaptive behavioral patterns, including maladaptive perfectionism (Muller & Piko, 2026). ADHD and perfectionism can uniquely impact one's psychological well-being, self-esteem, and identity (Farmer et al., 2026). Additionally ADHD and perfectionism are associated with higher rates of ego depletion and daily exhaustion, increasing risk for burnout (Muller & Piko, 2026). Research recommends treating ADHD and perfectionism by reframing cognitive distortions (Serine et al., 2020), increasing self-compassion (Beaton et al., 2020), and cultivating acceptance of ADHD diagnosis and imperfect behaviors (Farmer et al., 2026). This presentation will provide a summary of the literature regarding ADHD and perfectionism and will describe how to utilize CBT and ACT interventions to address ADHD and perfectionism.

UNIV OF NORTH DAKOTA CENTER FOR RURAL HEALTH, NORTH DAKOTA BRAIN INJURY NETWORK

Concussion Symposium features presentations that highlight new concussion research, trends, practice strategies, and collaborative models of care. The event will be held virtually on September 19th over Zoom, participants will be able to interact with the presenters. The even will be recorded for those who are not available to attend on September 19th.

31:8 PROJECT

Human Trafficking exists in North Dakota. The agencies, service-providers, and individuals working to address this issue face many challenges: educating the public, apprehending offenders, supporting survivors, and working towards prevention. The 6th Annual Human Trafficking Summit will focus on a variety of topics related to sex and labor trafficking, sexual exploitation, pornography and more. This event, organized by North Dakota-based nonprofit 31:8 Project, features several keynotes, breakout sessions, and panel discussions to better inform the community about sex and labor trafficking in North Dakota. Our event speakers will include: law enforcement, healthcare professionals, human service representatives, and survivors of human trafficking. The event takes place on May 19-20 in Bismarck, ND at St. Mary's Central High School located at 5802 Ridgeland Drive. Breakfast and snacks will be provided. Attendees will have a mid-day break to get lunch on their own.

ASSESSMENT AND THERAPY ASSOCIATES OF GRAND FORKS

Live, interactive webinar (via Zoom). Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples is an evidence-based approach to couples therapy with strong evidence indicating that it significantly improves relationship satisfaction and reduces conflict for couples (Beasley & Ager, 2019). At the same time, there are numerous nuances to learn when practicing effective EFT with couples. In this webinar, we will explore how each partner's moves in the cycle have typically been developed to guard against the exposure of shame. Accordingly, we need to develop methods to notice and close-validate shame that occurs in Stage 1 during couples therapy. Once the safety of de-escalation has been achieved, we need to access primary emotions as a way to explore negative view of self, with an expectation that shame often lies at the core of this negative view of self. The presenter will stress that the apex of EFT, the Step 7 "reach", mostly involves the sharing of shame and will discuss ways this can be navigated within couples therapy. Participants will leave this webinar with a better understanding of how to navigate shame within EFT couples therapy. This is an intermediate-level webinar that is appropriate for licensed mental health professionals and students in mental health graduate training program.