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A “How to” for implementing evidence-based interventions to slow, or even reverse, memory problems in those with dementia, mild cognitive impairment, or traumatic brain injuries, as well as motivating apathetic patients.

Manage cognitive communication disorders in the areas of attention, memory, and executive functions. Design effective management strategies and treatment intervention techniques that can be applied to patient caseloads immediately.

In this in-depth online course, two neuro experts with a combined 50+ years of experience, will give you the most up-to-date concepts and interventions that you can apply into your practice immediately. Dr. Susan Fralick-Ball will give you a firm foundation of the brain and nervous systems' anatomy and physiology so you can find patient complications faster and respond to them more appropriately. Neuro-intensive expert Cedric McKoy will dive deeper into the advances in stroke care. He will make these complex concepts understandable while providing useful tips and tools you can use in your next stroke emergency.

Learn how to best assess the functional status of patients in the acute care setting using standardized tests and how to play a role in decreasing the risk of 30 day readmissions. Improve continuity of care with documentation of measurable rehab interventions.

Gain evidence-based interventions for cognitive therapy to help you find the right approach for each patient's individual needs. With this online course, you will learn how to prioritize treatment sessions to focus on functional deficits caused by memory and cognitive changes such as inattention, executive dysfunction, depression and more. Walk away with an array of therapeutic approaches that you can implement immediately!

Designed for counselors, nurses, psychotherapists, psychologists and other mental health professionals, this comprehensive online course will walk you step-by-step through the science of psychopharmacology in a non-threatening, non-complicated way. Don't wait to get the knowledge you need to know to answer your clients' questions, manage side effects, understand medication reactions and improve your treatment outcomes.

As a former Chicago Police Officer and Crisis Intervention Team leader, Psychologist Carrie Steiner was on the front lines. She now shares her expertise and perspective on how to treat the victims and responders of critical incidents.

Thinking about becoming a clinical supervisor? Already supervising, but need to formalize and enhance your knowledge and skills? This seminar offers a quality exploration of proven best practices and ethical and risk management issues.