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Continuing Studies at University of Wisconsin-Madison; Professional Development & Applied Studies

Aging and Long Term Care

Workshops and certificate programs explore topics in gerontology care management, cultural competence, nursing home administration and person centered dementia case management.

Aging and long term care workshops:

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Program title (Programs are listed in alphabetical order) Upcoming dates Brochure (when available) More information (when available) Link to register online
Adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia: assessment and screening Feb 24, 2009   catalog Register online
Adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia: assessment and screening instruments Feb 11, 2009   catalog Register online
Care that matters: providing person-centered dementia care Apr 7, 2009   catalog Register online
Case management I: the functional assessment Apr 16, 2009   catalog Register online
Case management II: service plan development Apr 28, 2009   catalog Register online
The color of emotions: culture-specific geriatric mental health Mar 5, 2009   catalog Register online
Dementia and creativity Mar 18, 2009   catalog Register online
Late-life anxiety Nov 21, 2008 pdf logo brochure catalog Register online
Late-life depression Jan 14, 2009   Information page Register online
Managing psychotropic medication for older adults May 14, 2009   catalog Register online
Psychotherapeutic approaches for the older adult Dec 2, 2008 pdf logo brochure catalog Register online
The star method of geriatric mental health II Dec 11, 2008 pdf logo brochure catalog Register online

 

Certificate programs

Old Woman Arranging FlowersThe Case Management Certificate Program is a continuing education training series for professionals in the field of aging and long-term care. There are two levels of certificates: introduction to case management and advanced case management.

Mental Health and the Older Adult. This certificate program began with the July 2008 Summer Institute on Mental Health and the Older Adult.  The topic of these two one-day workshops were:  fundamental assessment and treatment of mental disorders in the older adult.  This advanced training program is for licensed practitioners and allied health and human service professionals that work with older adults. 

Resources

We now have a Web page dedicated to resources for professional development in case management including the care management certificate programs.

 

Nursing home administration

This audio correspondence course prepares you for the nursing home administration licensing exam. Available on cassette or CD.

 

Chronological list of workshops


2008:
Nov 21: Late-life depression
Dec 2: Psychotherapeutic approaches for the older adult
Dec 11: The star method of geriatric mental health II

2009:
Jan 14: Late-life depression
Feb 11: Adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia: assessment and screening instruments
Feb 24: Adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia: assessment and screening
Mar 5: The color of emotions: culture-specific geriatric mental health
Mar 18: Dementia and creativity
Apr 7: Care that matters: providing person-centered dementia care
Apr 16: Case management I: the functional assessment
Apr 18: Case management II: service plan development
May 14: Managing psychotropic medication for older adults

 

Other resources


The University of Wisconsin Institute on Aging: http://aging.wisc.edu

 

Contact

Suzanna Castillo 608-263-3174 or 800-442-4617; e-mail scastillo@dcs.wisc.edu, or Mandy Ingram 608-265-3517; email mingram@dcs.wisc.edu

 


The Department of Professional Development & Applied Studies is a part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Continuing Studies. The units within Continuing Studies provide continuing education programs for lifelong learners, from precollege to seniors, as well as counseling services for adult learners. You will find the UW—Madison Continuing Studies home page at http://www.dcs.wisc.edu, or browse the Web site using the navigational links below.
 
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