Featured Courses CPR Health Care Provider 08/05/25 - 08/05/25 09/03/25 - 09/03/25 10/01/25 - 10/01/25 11/08/25 - 11/08/25 12/02/25 - 12/02/25 Learn to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an AED. This course provides the information, training, demonstration and practice necessary to pass the CPR Health Care Provider. Sexual Harassment Prevention 09/17/25 - 09/17/25 This training meets the standards and guidelines for sexual harassment training that is required for all employers in the state of Illinois. Learn what sexual harassment is and what behaviors constitute sexual harassment. Become equipped with information regarding employee rights in the workplace regarding sexual assault and the information needed to file a report. 8 Hr. Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care 10/23/25 - 10/23/25 This 8-hour seminar is an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their expertise in Alzheimer's Disease and dementia care. As the required training for certification through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP), it provides an in-depth understanding of dementia and equips participants with the necessary skills to deliver high-quality, compassionate care. The seminar's curriculum emphasizes person-centered care, a transformative approach that focuses on the individual rather than solely on the condition. Through the seminar, participants will learn how to adapt care practices to meet the unique needs and preferences of each patient. This approach encourages a deep respect for the dignity and individuality of people living withdementia, fostering a more compassionate and supportive care environment. Alzheimer's Disease: An Inside Look 09/16/25 - 09/16/25 This workshop provides a foundational understanding of Alzheimer's disease, focusing on its causes, symptoms, and stages. Students will learn practical communication techniques and caregiving strategies to support individuals with Alzheimer's and enhance their quality of life. Amplifying Voices: Empowering Survivors with Disabilities 08/08/25 - 08/08/25 This interactive session explores best practices for supporting individuals with disabilities who are survivors of sexual assault. Participants will deepen their understanding of trauma-informed, disability-inclusive approaches to advocacy and care. The course emphasizes strategies that foster survivor empowerment and self-determination. Through real-life case studies, experiential activities, and guided reflection, attendees will gain practical tools to navigate complex support situations with empathy, cultural humility, and effectiveness. Are You Ready? The Future of Mental Health and Addictions Treatment in America 11/13/25 - 11/13/25 There are a number of predicted trends which will impact the future of substance use disorders and mental health treatment including: an increase in substance use and mental health crisis nationwide as technology erases millions of jobs; the use of AI and other technologies in treatment; high staff turnover; increased use of evidence based practices; greater emphasis on addressing co-occurring conditions and trauma informed care; younger and older clients; a counselor shortage, a leadership crisis; funding based upon outcomes; changing demographics; increase in the peer workforce; the need to anchor treatment and recovery in the natural environment; more potent drugs; the need for non-traditional funding streams; the need to address the impact of natural disasters which increase SUD use and mental health crisis. Boundaries and Stress Reduction 09/30/25 - 09/30/25 In this workshop, you'll learn how setting healthy boundaries can protect your peace, reduce stress, andstrengthen your relationships. We'll explore the connection between stress and boundary violations, thedifferent types of boundaries (emotional, physical, time, and energy), and how to communicate yourneeds clearly-without guilt. Whether you're a chronic people-pleaser or simply stretched too thin, thisworkshop will equip you with practical tools to reclaim your time, energy, and emotional space. Implicit Bias Awareness 11/10/25 - 11/10/25 Effective January 28, 2022, all licensed mental health and healthcare professionals, (including social workers, counselors, dietitians, nurses, nursing home administrators, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and respiratory therapists) must attend a one hour training on Implicit Bias Awareness. Implicit Bias is an unconscious belief system based on stereotypes (e.g. racial, gender) that inadvertently influences one's attitudes and behaviors towards members of certain groups in ways in which one may not be aware. The Role of Our Mindset in Stress Management 11/18/25 - 11/18/25 What if you could train your mind to work with you instead of against you? This mindset-focusedworkshop dives into the powerful link between how you think and how you feel-especially underpressure. You'll uncover the hidden thought patterns that may be intensifying your stress and learn howto reframe challenges in a way that boosts resilience and calm. We'll explore the differences betweenfixed and growth mindsets, practice cognitive reframing, and tap into the power of self-compassion andgratitude to shift your mental state. Understanding the Complex World of Therapy Services: Documentation, Coding and Billing 09/19/25 - 09/19/25 This seminar is designed for physical and occupational therapists and assistants treating pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients in outpatient settings. It covers essential documentation requirements for evaluations, progress notes, daily notes, discharges, and Medicare Part B certification/recertification to support medical necessity and compliance with insurance and state regulations.Participants will review CPT coding for commonly used therapy procedures, including the new Caregiver Training Services (CTS) codes-especially relevant for pediatric care-and learn proper documentation and billing practices for CTS codes. The seminar also addresses the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits, correct use of Modifier 59, and Medicare's 8-minute rule, with billing scenarios to ensure accurate claims across all payers. Working with Young Adults in Mental Health and Addictions Treatment 09/11/25 - 09/11/25 This skill-building workshop outlines the unique needs of adolescents and young adults in mental health and substance use disorders treatment. Topics covered include: addressing the needs of adolescents and young adults in treatment; best practices in adolescent treatment; incorporating the five features of emerging adulthood in your work with clients; engaging adolescents and emerging adults in treatment; evidence-based practices friendly to the needs of 15 to 25 year old's.

Featured Courses

CPR Health Care Provider 08/05/25 - 08/05/25 09/03/25 - 09/03/25 10/01/25 - 10/01/25 11/08/25 - 11/08/25 12/02/25 - 12/02/25 Learn to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an AED. This course provides the information, training, demonstration and practice necessary to pass the CPR Health Care Provider.

Sexual Harassment Prevention 09/17/25 - 09/17/25 This training meets the standards and guidelines for sexual harassment training that is required for all employers in the state of Illinois. Learn what sexual harassment is and what behaviors constitute sexual harassment. Become equipped with information regarding employee rights in the workplace regarding sexual assault and the information needed to file a report.

8 Hr. Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care 10/23/25 - 10/23/25 This 8-hour seminar is an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals looking to enhance their expertise in Alzheimer's Disease and dementia care. As the required training for certification through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP), it provides an in-depth understanding of dementia and equips participants with the necessary skills to deliver high-quality, compassionate care. The seminar's curriculum emphasizes person-centered care, a transformative approach that focuses on the individual rather than solely on the condition. Through the seminar, participants will learn how to adapt care practices to meet the unique needs and preferences of each patient. This approach encourages a deep respect for the dignity and individuality of people living withdementia, fostering a more compassionate and supportive care environment.

Alzheimer's Disease: An Inside Look 09/16/25 - 09/16/25 This workshop provides a foundational understanding of Alzheimer's disease, focusing on its causes, symptoms, and stages. Students will learn practical communication techniques and caregiving strategies to support individuals with Alzheimer's and enhance their quality of life.

Amplifying Voices: Empowering Survivors with Disabilities 08/08/25 - 08/08/25 This interactive session explores best practices for supporting individuals with disabilities who are survivors of sexual assault. Participants will deepen their understanding of trauma-informed, disability-inclusive approaches to advocacy and care. The course emphasizes strategies that foster survivor empowerment and self-determination. Through real-life case studies, experiential activities, and guided reflection, attendees will gain practical tools to navigate complex support situations with empathy, cultural humility, and effectiveness.

Are You Ready? The Future of Mental Health and Addictions Treatment in America 11/13/25 - 11/13/25 There are a number of predicted trends which will impact the future of substance use disorders and mental health treatment including: an increase in substance use and mental health crisis nationwide as technology erases millions of jobs; the use of AI and other technologies in treatment; high staff turnover; increased use of evidence based practices; greater emphasis on addressing co-occurring conditions and trauma informed care; younger and older clients; a counselor shortage, a leadership crisis; funding based upon outcomes; changing demographics; increase in the peer workforce; the need to anchor treatment and recovery in the natural environment; more potent drugs; the need for non-traditional funding streams; the need to address the impact of natural disasters which increase SUD use and mental health crisis.

Boundaries and Stress Reduction 09/30/25 - 09/30/25 In this workshop, you'll learn how setting healthy boundaries can protect your peace, reduce stress, andstrengthen your relationships. We'll explore the connection between stress and boundary violations, thedifferent types of boundaries (emotional, physical, time, and energy), and how to communicate yourneeds clearly-without guilt. Whether you're a chronic people-pleaser or simply stretched too thin, thisworkshop will equip you with practical tools to reclaim your time, energy, and emotional space.

Implicit Bias Awareness 11/10/25 - 11/10/25 Effective January 28, 2022, all licensed mental health and healthcare professionals, (including social workers, counselors, dietitians, nurses, nursing home administrators, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and respiratory therapists) must attend a one hour training on Implicit Bias Awareness. Implicit Bias is an unconscious belief system based on stereotypes (e.g. racial, gender) that inadvertently influences one's attitudes and behaviors towards members of certain groups in ways in which one may not be aware.

The Role of Our Mindset in Stress Management 11/18/25 - 11/18/25 What if you could train your mind to work with you instead of against you? This mindset-focusedworkshop dives into the powerful link between how you think and how you feel-especially underpressure. You'll uncover the hidden thought patterns that may be intensifying your stress and learn howto reframe challenges in a way that boosts resilience and calm. We'll explore the differences betweenfixed and growth mindsets, practice cognitive reframing, and tap into the power of self-compassion andgratitude to shift your mental state.

Understanding the Complex World of Therapy Services: Documentation, Coding and Billing 09/19/25 - 09/19/25 This seminar is designed for physical and occupational therapists and assistants treating pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients in outpatient settings. It covers essential documentation requirements for evaluations, progress notes, daily notes, discharges, and Medicare Part B certification/recertification to support medical necessity and compliance with insurance and state regulations.Participants will review CPT coding for commonly used therapy procedures, including the new Caregiver Training Services (CTS) codes-especially relevant for pediatric care-and learn proper documentation and billing practices for CTS codes. The seminar also addresses the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits, correct use of Modifier 59, and Medicare's 8-minute rule, with billing scenarios to ensure accurate claims across all payers.

Working with Young Adults in Mental Health and Addictions Treatment 09/11/25 - 09/11/25 This skill-building workshop outlines the unique needs of adolescents and young adults in mental health and substance use disorders treatment. Topics covered include: addressing the needs of adolescents and young adults in treatment; best practices in adolescent treatment; incorporating the five features of emerging adulthood in your work with clients; engaging adolescents and emerging adults in treatment; evidence-based practices friendly to the needs of 15 to 25 year old's.