Registration begins at 8:45 am. Time includes a one hour lunch break on your own. Register Here Space is limited to 25 participants. Please notify Training & Consultation – comm.training@waisman.wisc.edu – if you are unable …
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Wisconsin Community of Practice on Autism (Virtual)
Please join us as we explore the intersection of Mental Health and Autism Spectrum Disorder and other Developmental Disabilities. Register Here – FREE Topics Insight to Education: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Student Services Prevention and …
Leading the Way: WI LEND trains the next generation of clinicians and advocates
LEND trainees, including graduate students, self-advocates, and families, learn to explore perspectives in disability they might not otherwise experience.
Ethics & Boundaries of Neurodiversity, Disability, & Health: What We Make of Brain and Body Differences – In Person Training
How do we promote mental health and inclusive support with people who all think and act in unique ways? How does the social climate influence what is considered mental illness and disability? How do we focus on the things that really matter to people and make sure we are not contributing to the oppression of vulnerable populations?
Is It Pain? What to Look For, What to Do – In Person Training Seminar
Many individuals have difficulty in understanding their pain or telling others about it. A person’s life can be greatly improved when pain and the cause of pain is discovered.
Save My Skin – In Person Training Seminar
Keeping skin whole and healthy helps a person feel comfortable and prevents infection. When skin problems occur, severe infections can develop which are painful, life-threatening, or lead to amputation.
New method of assessing LEND’s effectiveness evaluates five-year outcome of trainees
From physicians to speech language pathologists, to social workers and nutritionists, there are a wide range of professionals that help to support the services and supports that help people with IDD to thrive.
ECHO AAC
Supporting Patient-Provider Communication for AAC Users The role of education and communication professionals Presented by David Chapple, Becca Stroschein, and David McNaughton, PhD We are excited to share a unique opportunity with you. Our ECHO …
Safe Medication Administration
Space is limited. Please call 608-265-9440 or email comm.training@waisman.wisc.edu if you are unable to attend. No shows and cancellations made within 24 hours prior to the start of the training will be charged the full …
OSHA/Universal Precautions and Blood Borne Pathogens
Instructor: Carole Morley, RN This class meets the requirements for the mandated annual training required by OSHA for support providers whose jobs involve potential contact with blood borne pathogens. Please note that the training will …