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We are in the process of implementing changes to the Speakers Series presentations in the Continuing Education section of the site. The improved format offers:
1. An easier-to-follow visual pathway to the CE certificate
2. The ability to resume your progress where you left off
The integrity of your data, including your CE certificates and a record of your previous progress in each presentation remains unchanged. Your personal profile information also remains untouched.
Breadcrumb navigation provides additional information.
Also we recommend that you update your bookmarks. Speaker Series links are changing as a result of this upgrade.
You can now search (link) among our 200+ webinars in this new Learning Center.
The new organization of the courses are now as follow:
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Psychological First Aid
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Continuing Education
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Applications of the CANS-Trauma and FANS-Trauma
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Child Physical Abuse
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Child Sexual Abuse
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Child Traumatic Grief
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Community Violence and Urban Youth: Windows into Risk and Resiliency
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Creating Trauma-Informed Systems
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Crossover Youth and Trauma-Informed Practice
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Diagnostic Statistical Manual-5
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Family Systems
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Implementing and Sustaining Evidence-based Practice
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Master Clinicians
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Partnering with Youth and Families in Trauma Settings
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Policy
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Polyvictimization and Complex Trauma
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Schools and Trauma
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Screening and Assessment for Trauma in Child Welfare Settings
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Screening and Assessment in the Juvenile Justice System
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Secondary Traumatic Stress
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Terrorism, Disaster and Children
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The Role of Trauma Among Families Struggling with Substance Abuse
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Transforming Trauma in LGBTQ Youth
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Trauma-Informed Integrated Healthcare
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Young Children and Trauma: Service System Collaborations
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Young Children in Foster Care
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Military Families
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2014 Speaker Series
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Overview on Military Families and Children
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Military and Veteran Culture
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Child Maltreatment/ Domestic Violence in Military Families
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Programs and Interventions for Military and Veteran Families
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Military Families Across Service Systems
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Grief and Loss Issues in Military Families
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Providing Services to Military and Veteran Families
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Service Systems
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Child Trauma Toolkit for Educator
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Child Welfare Trauma Training Toolkit
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Resource Parent Facilitators Online
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The Trauma-Informed Juvenile Justice System Resource Site
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Think Trauma Toolkit
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Podcast Center
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Military Families Podcast
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Psychological First Aid Podcast
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Resource Parent Curriculum Podcast
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Special Populations
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Adolescent Trauma and Substance Abuse Online
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Hollywood Homeless Youth Partnership
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Refugee Services Toolkit (RST)
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Clinical Training
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