The College of Health and Human Services offers continuing education programs on evidence-based practices and emerging health issues relevant to health care and human service professionals.
Taken together, the three post-MSW series School Social Work Training courses meet State of Michigan requirements for the educational component to be approved as a School Social Worker. We are offering two sections of the courses.
Click here to review the approval process for being admitted into the courses.
September 1 - November 30 | Click below to register
Musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSK US) is an imaging technique that adds a different and complementary dimension of imaging evaluation to the traditional modalities of plain radiography, computerized tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Besides a diagnostic tool, MSK US has been used in research, teaching and rehabilitation.
These hybrid courses are appropriate for many health care disciplines, such as: PT, OT, MD, etc. If you are interested in registering for a course, please contact Daryl Lawson at daryl.lawson@wmich.edu for more information.
This is a live, online training. It is a three-day program, September 15-17. TF-CBT is an evidence-based trauma treatment for children and adolescents. It is attachment-focused, involving caregivers.
This one-hour webinar will focus on the assessment of risk for cannabis and opioid use disorders as the legal drugs that are commonly used by individuals. Ways to share risk assessment and assist clients with decreasing overall risk of harm or overdose will also be discussed.
This webinar will explore the theoretical underpinnings of MST as a family preservation model. Information will be designed to give the human service worker some applicable skills to assess family systems.
We will have a discussion with the author of Follow Me, Friend: a memoir of undiagnosed PTSD, and the healing power of the horse-human relationship regarding her personal experience living for over 25 years with the symptoms of PTSD from childhood sexual abuse she did not consciously remember, a