Registration Now Open!
Navigating the Journey
Presenters:
Hank Chambers, MD; Michelle Tourne PT, DPT, PCS; Dianne Hrubec, MS, PT; Amanda Sarafian, MSOT; Laura Vogtle PhD, OTR/L; Natalie Truba, PhD; Jill Chambers
Summary:
This course is designed to be a forum for providers to discuss challenges that families and health care professionals encounter as they work to build a successful family-team relationship over time. Each week focuses on a different topic in the family /provider relationship where conflicts can occur-- living with grief, therapies and equipment, alternative therapies and transition. In Navigating the Journey, participants will meet families talking about the challenges in raising children with disabilities via video interview. Providers will discuss challenging scenarios they faced with families and participants will engage in robust on-line discussion of challenges and strategies to build successful professional relationships with the families they serve.
Learning Objectives:
- Participants will gain a better understanding of how to identity and address difficult situations and communications with families.
- Participants will develop an understanding of the role grief plays in family decision making in raising a child with a disability.
- Participants will develop an understanding of the change in family dynamics and priorities over the lifespan of raising a child with a disability.
- Participants will improve communication skills in addressing conflict with patients.
The next course AACPDM will be offering is Navigating the Journey (description above). Registration for Navigating the Journey, will open Monday, January 7, 2019. Once registered, you will gain access to the educational materials on January 21, 2019 and have until February 25, 2019 to complete the course at your own pace. Upon completion, certificates will be available for CME and CEUs.
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1. Login if you have taken an eCourse before or Create an Account
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2. Select the Course from “Available Courses”
3. Follow the directions on screen to submit a payment through PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account and may checkout as a guest.
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Cancellation Policy: No refunds will be granted to AACPDM eCourses enrollment. Any cancellation requests must be received in writing prior to the course start date to info@aacpdm.org. Approved requests will be given credit towards a future AACPDM eCourse.
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Available courses
Presenters:
Hank Chambers, MD; Michelle Tourne PT, DPT, PCS; Dianne Hrubec, MS, PT; Amanda Sarafian, MSOT; Laura Vogtle PhD, OTR/L; Natalie Truba, PhD; Jill Chambers
Summary:
This course is designed to be a forum for providers to discuss challenges that families and health care professionals encounter as they work to build a successful family-team relationship over time. Each week focuses on a different topic in the family /provider relationship where conflicts can occur-- living with grief, therapies and equipment, alternative therapies and transition. In Navigating the Journey, participants will meet families talking about the challenges in raising children with disabilities via video interview. Providers will discuss challenging scenarios they faced with families and participants will engage in robust on-line discussion of challenges and strategies to build successful professional relationships with the families they serve.
Learning Objectives:
- Participants
will gain a better understanding of how to identity and address
difficult situations and communications with families.
- Participants
will develop an understanding of the role grief plays in family
decision making in raising a child with a disability.
- Participants
will develop an understanding of the change in family dynamics and
priorities over the lifespan of raising a child with a disability.
- Participants will improve communication skills in addressing conflict with patients.
Presenters:
Hank Chambers, MD; Michelle Tourne PT, DPT, PCS; Dianne Hrubec, MS, PT; Amanda Sarafian, MSOT; Laura Vogtle PhD, OTR/L; Natalie Truba, PhD; Jill Chambers
Summary:
This course is designed to be a forum for providers to discuss challenges that families and health care professionals encounter as they work to build a successful family-team relationship over time. Each week focuses on a different topic in the family /provider relationship where conflicts can occur-- living with grief, therapies and equipment, alternative therapies and transition. In Navigating the Journey, participants will meet families talking about the challenges in raising children with disabilities via video interview. Providers will discuss challenging scenarios they faced with families and participants will engage in robust on-line discussion of challenges and strategies to build successful professional relationships with the families they serve.
Learning Objectives:
- Participants
will gain a better understanding of how to identity and address
difficult situations and communications with families.
- Participants
will develop an understanding of the role grief plays in family
decision making in raising a child with a disability.
- Participants
will develop an understanding of the change in family dynamics and
priorities over the lifespan of raising a child with a disability.
- Participants will improve communication skills in addressing conflict with patients.