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Find your way forward. Whether you’re upskilling to advance your career, improve client/patient outcomes, pursuing a new passion or something in between, our flexible online, in-person and hybrid classes are designed to work with your schedule, here on the UW–Madison campus or wherever you are in the world. Use the search filters to find the class, badge or certificate that works best for you.

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Supporting Grieving Children and Teenagers

Subject area Behavioral Health→Grief and Loss
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This 3-hour live webinar offers a developmentally informed look at how children and teens understand and express grief, recognize diverse grief responses, and explore how factors and context shape a child or teen's grief process.
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  • Not scheduled at this time. See page for program description.

Guiding Advance Care Planning with Motivational Interviewing

Subject area Behavioral Health
This 4–hour course is offered over 2 live webinars with instructors Yasyn Lee, M.D. & Sarah Cameron, MS, CTTS, NBC-HWC. We'll provide a solid grasp of what goes into advance care planning and practice using Motivational Interviewing to jumpstart these important conversations.
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  • Not scheduled at this time. See page for program description.

Free Course Preview! Community Resiliency Model: Back to Balance

Subject area Behavioral Health
Join this free webinar with Rachel Galanter, MPH, introducing the trauma-informed practice of the Community Resiliency Model (CRM)®. If the webinar piques your interest, consider registering for the full 3-hour course: "Community Resiliency Model: Back to Balance."
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  • Not scheduled at this time. See page for program description.

Enrich Your Practice: Introduction to DBT

Subject area Behavioral Health→Mental Health
Participants in this 3-hour seminar will be introduced to Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), where it fits into the history of psychotherapy in the United States and how it incorporates aspects of Cognitive Behavior Therapy and mindfulness practices into its approach to treatment.
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Advanced Grief

Subject area Behavioral Health→Grief and Loss
Advance your grief support skills with Advanced Grief—a 12-hour, online, asynchronous course for professionals. Deepen your knowledge of grief theories, enhance applied skills and engage in interactive learning. Ideal next step after the Grief Support Specialist Certificate.
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