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This course is intended for couples and family therapists working with non-monogamist and polyamorous clients. Kansas State University will award 1.5 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee. Content requires 3-5 hours to complete, and learners must score a minimum of 80% on the assessment.
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This course presents communication theories and interpersonal skills relevant to conflict resolution, including the understanding of, analysis of, and management of conflict. Completion of the course meets the Kansas Office of Dispute Resolution's training requirements for state approval in core mediation [K.S.A. 5-501 and Rule 902(e)]. Kansas State University will award 45 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee.
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This course is an exercise in critical thinking, cultural exploration, and self-reflection. It explores the cultural dimensions of conflict, including the role of culture in defining conflict for individuals and groups. The dynamics of interpersonal beliefs and socialization, cross cultural conflict theory and issues related to application are also examined. Kansas State University will award 45 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee.
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This course addresses the multi-dimensional aspects of divorce, including the legal divorce, the psychological divorce, and children of divorce. The second half of the semester focuses on how mediation can empower families, teens, and parents to resolve their interpersonal conflicts using a neutral third party.
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This course will introduce and review the theoretical and historical beginnings of the concept of trauma, which includes the inclusion of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a diagnosis in the DSM III. It will highlight the other forms of recognized traumatic events and stressors that have more recently been brought to light. It will discuss various trauma reactions, effects of stressful events, as well as the treatment of trauma. Resilience and transcendence of trauma will be outlined, with an emphasis on the importance of self-care for clinicians and helping professionals working in this area. Kansas State University will award 45 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee.
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The online course Introduces students to the grant development process and provides an overview of what happens after a grant is awarded. At the end of the course, students will have completed a fundable proposal. Learners will receive eight weeks of intensive instruction by Dr. Elaine Johannes, Professor in Community Health & Extension Specialist and will have the opportunity of earning a microcredential and digital badge. Kansas State University will award 45 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee.
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This online course is two synchronous classes. The class resource materials are available the week before and three weeks afterwards.
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This course provides an overview of the theories, methods, and practice issues involved in identifying and assessing sources of conflict. Students will learn about organizations, organizational development, causes and sources of conflict within organizations, dispute systems design, and how conflict resolution professionals work as interveners and agents of change. Kansas State University will award 45 continuing education hours for successful completion of course requirements to those participants who paid the optional fee.
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Gain the expertise to help you identify students who are struggling with reading challenges associated with dyslexia and develop a toolkit to ensure every student has the instruction needed to aid them in their literacy journey. Engage in strategies that will specifically sequence reading skills to improve comprehension, fluency, phonics and phonemic awareness. Learn pedagogical techniques that are evidence-based and specifically tailored to address dyslexia-related challenges.
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**This noncredit course is not available for academic credit.**This course examines various theories of human aggression and violence, exploring their underlying assumptions about human nature and the causes of violence. Included is an introduction to a range of violence intervention and prevention approaches developed for use at the interpersonal, intergroup and societal level.
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