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Spiritual Care: Help in Distress (N14)
Credits: 3
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Aging Safely: Self Care (N16)
Credits: 3
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Aging Well: Combating Changes (N17)
Credits: 3
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Advance Directives (N19)
Credits: 3
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Relaxation Therapy (N21)
Credits: 3
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Preventing Medical Errors (P11)
Credits: 3
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Preventing Medication Errors (P12)
Credits: 3
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Anger Management (P14)
Credits: 3
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Preventing Global Mortality (P15)
Credits: 3
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| All Courses |
Health in Context: Global Health Literacy (A10) -- This course integrates health issues into the larger concepts of
healthful living, health literacy and global health. It attempts to
bring together and relate all the health professions, health industries
and personal health.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Peripheral Neuropathy (A11) -- The course helps students learn the causes, symptoms, and treatment of peripheral neuropathy.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventing Falls (A13) -- In this course you will explore 1) how big is the problem 2) What outcomes are linked to falls in the elderly 3) Who is at risk 4) How can older adults prevent falls 5) How to maintain healthy bones 5) Basic information on bone diseases 6) Basic tips on fall prevention in children 6) Available resources and references
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Emergency Preparedness (A14) -- The following course contains discussion on Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Planning in the Healthcare Setting and also in the home (non-healthcare setting). Emergencies can create a variety of hazards, particularly in an impacted area. Preparing before an emergency incident plays a vital role in ensuring that all individuals have the necessary equipment, know where to go, and know how to keep themselves safe when an emergency occurs.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Parkinson’s Disease and Exercise (A15) -- The following course contains discussion on Parkinson’s disease (PD), which are motor system disorders resultant from the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. If you have Parkinson’s or are close to someone that does, know that there are many different levels and various indication, some not as serious as others. Please read on to learn more about the intricacies of this ever more prevalent disease.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Time Management (A16) -- Example of efficiency is an assembly line. Example of Effectiveness is mastering or knowing knowledge and information. What does it take to be effective and can effectively be learned? In this course, you will discover how setting goals, prioritization, and planning can increase effectiveness. We will also explore time management tips which will include learning what matters most and theories of time.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Deep Learning (A19)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Drug Abuse Prevention (D01) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of drug abuse prevention.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Improving my Wellness (D11) -- This is a short course that examines the physiological and psychological
aspects of personal health and wellness. The course also analyzes the
factors that contribute or hinder mental well-being.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Tobacco Prevention (D12) -- This is a short course that examines the physiological and psychological
aspects of personal health and wellness. The course also analyzes the
factors that contribute or hinder mental well-being.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Smoke Free in 3 Weeks (D13) -- A way to stop smoking and remain tobacco-free.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventing Drug Abuse (D14) -- The field of Drug-Abuse includes the use of all harmful drugs, namely
use of illegal drugs, misuse of medications, and the misuse of products
with caffeine.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Alcohol Problems (D15) -- This course provides an introduction to selected important
topics related to alcohol problems, addiction, and wellness. It
represents an introduction to users and supporting individuals that are
seeking wellness and improved communications.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Marijuana Impact (D16) -- Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Learn how and why it’s used, it’s effects and risks.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Help with Addiction (D17) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of addiction prevention.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Prevention Values (D18) -- Many conflicts in life relate to five aspects of drug-free living. These
aspects make up the Prevention Pentagon model. Each aspect is linked
together to provide the inner support against outside pressures.
Therefore, the model is used to strengthen an individual against misuse
of drugs. The five components consist of: (1) personal concerns; (2)
group/social concerns; (3) information; (4) access-control; and (5)
Personal values and spiritual resolve.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Drug Free Kids (D19) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of prevention.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Spiritual Health (D20) -- This is course was written to help you develop and foster your spiritual health. It is an intensely personal course in that it deals with your innermost values, thoughts, and feelings. It is intended to help you focus your life on a larger external framework.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Professional Ethics (E01) -- The course consists of ten modules, dealing with ethical choices,
ethical problems, health care ethics, social ethics, global ethics,
business ethics, reality ethics, ethical dilemmas, transparency ethics
and ethics of disclosure.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethics of Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) (E10) -- This is a short course that examines the ever emerging Hospital Acquired Infections and the pathways leading to this deathly situation. Covered is basic knowledge relating to HAI topics and ethical principles that can affect moral and decision making. This course is intended for both Healthcare and non-Healthcare workers.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Choices (E11)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Problems (E12) -- Ethics deals with right and wrong and reflects one’s morals. Look at
ethics from the following perspective: Laws and rules were made to limit
very bad behavior and to highlight good behavior.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Health Care Ethics (E13) -- Health Care Ethics is the study of moral issues that concern health care
professionals in medicine, nursing, law, sociology, philosophy, and
theology.
Credits: 3
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Social Ethics (E14) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of social ethics.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Global Ethics (E15) -- Global ethics has to do with ethical issues affecting the world. When
thinking about global ethics, we are concerned with actions taken by
citizens and political leaders of nations, and with international laws.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Business Ethics (E16) -- This course deals with Conflict of Interest, Harassment, and
Whistle-Blowing. In most businesses, ethics is promulgated as a policy.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Reality Ethics (E17) -- In reality ethics, right and wrong is defined by reason that is supported by an argument based on an authority.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Dilemmas (E18) -- Since a dilemma deals with two possible rights, these two right choices
must be clearly stated. Then the dilemma can move to a solution, where
one of the rights is preferred over the other one.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Transparency Ethics (E19) -- Managerial Transparency refers to the actions, writing and plans of
individuals, groups or organizations that exclude any hidden
information, motives or data.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethics of Disclosure (E20) -- Intentionally or unintentionally, every individual chooses what he
discloses and what he, for one purpose or another, neglects to disclose.
The selection of this, especially among professionals, is an ethical
issue.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Care Ethics (E30) -- The course consists of ten modules dealing with ethical care, research
ethics, palliative ethics, political ethics, codes of ethics, character
education, golden rule ethics, conflict of interests, forgiveness and
critical thinking.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Care (E31) -- It is the responsibility of all staff to ensure that each patient
receives the best possible treatment under the circumstances of the
setting as well as the available resources. Ethical care deals with the
care patients receive in health-care settings.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Research Ethics (E32) -- Individuals engaged in and using research need to understand the ethical issues involved.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Palliative Ethics (E33) -- Palliative care is mandated in many situations, and in advanced stage incurable cancer and other terminal chronic illnesses. The different aspects of palliative care such as pain and symptom control, psychosocial care, and end-of-life issues should be managed in an ethical manner. The cardinal ethical principles to be followed are-autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. The palliative care experts and team members should carry out their responsibilities with honesty and dignity.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Political Ethics (E34) -- When dealing with political ethics, we are concerned with the action of three main kinds of political actors: 1) the political candidate campaigning for office; 2) the political leader governing a political community, and 3) average citizens (like you and me).
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Codes of Ethics (E35) -- One way to approach the study of ethics is through codes of ethics.
Codes of ethics are usually carefully prepared documents that give
guidance to a specific population on how to deal with ethical issues.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Character Education (E36) -- Character education teaches the habits of thought and deed that help people live and work together as families, friends, neighbors, communities, and nations.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Golden Rule Ethics (E37) -- Give what you want to get. That is a very simple summary of the Golden
Rule (GR). The GR tries to connect you with the other person that you
are dealing with in a very mutual way. If you give trouble, you get
trouble. If you give kindness, kindness comes back to you. In this way,
you control your environment. You can do something about your
circumstances. You are not at the mercy of others. If you do them good,
they will do good to you. Or at least that is how we start.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Conflict of Interest (E38) -- A conflict of interest is a situation in which financial or other
personal considerations have the potential to compromise or bias
professional judgment and objectivity.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Free to Forgive: Healing Conflicts (E39) -- Forgiveness is the dealing with another person’s offense in a helpful
manner. One definition of therapeutic forgiveness is then the handling
of another person’s inappropriate and harmful deeds in such a way so
that it helps the forgiver find healing and wellness.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Critical Thinking (E40) -- In critical thinking, we learn to ask questions to determine the facts,
analyze the support for the various claims, evaluate the reliability of
the various options, and infer the most reasonable conclusions.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Help in Depression (F11) -- This is a short course that examines the types, symptoms, causes, and treatments for depression. The course prepares participants to analyze cases of depression, to refer individuals to the most helpful professional, and to suggest self-help treatment options, where appropriate.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Nursing (N01) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of
end-of-life nursing and geriatric care.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Ethics (N11) -- At the end of life, health-care should change from a curative model to a palliative model. In the palliative model of medicine, birth, illness, and death are accepted as realities of life and the unnecessary suffering of the patient is considered a failure.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Palliative Services (N12) -- This short course examines the physiological, psychological, social and spiritual aspects of personal care during the end-of-life time. The course analysis the factors that contribute or hinder good palliative care. One of the key words in palliative care is patient comfort.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Alzheimer Disease Prevention (N15)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Stress Relief (P20)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Statistics 101 (S101) -- This course provides an introduction to selected important topics in
statistical concepts and reasoning. It represents an introduction to the
field and provides a survey of data and data types. Specific topics
include tools for describing central tendency and variability in data;
methods for performing inference on population means and proportions via
sample data.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Bioethics/Ethics/Legal |
Professional Ethics (E01) -- The course consists of ten modules, dealing with ethical choices,
ethical problems, health care ethics, social ethics, global ethics,
business ethics, reality ethics, ethical dilemmas, transparency ethics
and ethics of disclosure.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethics of Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) (E10) -- This is a short course that examines the ever emerging Hospital Acquired Infections and the pathways leading to this deathly situation. Covered is basic knowledge relating to HAI topics and ethical principles that can affect moral and decision making. This course is intended for both Healthcare and non-Healthcare workers.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Problems (E12) -- Ethics deals with right and wrong and reflects one’s morals. Look at
ethics from the following perspective: Laws and rules were made to limit
very bad behavior and to highlight good behavior.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Health Care Ethics (E13) -- Health Care Ethics is the study of moral issues that concern health care
professionals in medicine, nursing, law, sociology, philosophy, and
theology.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Social Ethics (E14) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of social ethics.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Global Ethics (E15) -- Global ethics has to do with ethical issues affecting the world. When
thinking about global ethics, we are concerned with actions taken by
citizens and political leaders of nations, and with international laws.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Business Ethics (E16) -- This course deals with Conflict of Interest, Harassment, and
Whistle-Blowing. In most businesses, ethics is promulgated as a policy.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Reality Ethics (E17) -- In reality ethics, right and wrong is defined by reason that is supported by an argument based on an authority.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Dilemmas (E18) -- Since a dilemma deals with two possible rights, these two right choices
must be clearly stated. Then the dilemma can move to a solution, where
one of the rights is preferred over the other one.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Transparency Ethics (E19) -- Managerial Transparency refers to the actions, writing and plans of
individuals, groups or organizations that exclude any hidden
information, motives or data.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethics of Disclosure (E20) -- Intentionally or unintentionally, every individual chooses what he
discloses and what he, for one purpose or another, neglects to disclose.
The selection of this, especially among professionals, is an ethical
issue.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Care Ethics (E30) -- The course consists of ten modules dealing with ethical care, research
ethics, palliative ethics, political ethics, codes of ethics, character
education, golden rule ethics, conflict of interests, forgiveness and
critical thinking.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Ethical Care (E31) -- It is the responsibility of all staff to ensure that each patient
receives the best possible treatment under the circumstances of the
setting as well as the available resources. Ethical care deals with the
care patients receive in health-care settings.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Research Ethics (E32) -- Individuals engaged in and using research need to understand the ethical issues involved.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Palliative Ethics (E33) -- Palliative care is mandated in many situations, and in advanced stage incurable cancer and other terminal chronic illnesses. The different aspects of palliative care such as pain and symptom control, psychosocial care, and end-of-life issues should be managed in an ethical manner. The cardinal ethical principles to be followed are-autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. The palliative care experts and team members should carry out their responsibilities with honesty and dignity.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Political Ethics (E34) -- When dealing with political ethics, we are concerned with the action of three main kinds of political actors: 1) the political candidate campaigning for office; 2) the political leader governing a political community, and 3) average citizens (like you and me).
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Codes of Ethics (E35) -- One way to approach the study of ethics is through codes of ethics.
Codes of ethics are usually carefully prepared documents that give
guidance to a specific population on how to deal with ethical issues.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Character Education (E36) -- Character education teaches the habits of thought and deed that help people live and work together as families, friends, neighbors, communities, and nations.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Golden Rule Ethics (E37) -- Give what you want to get. That is a very simple summary of the Golden
Rule (GR). The GR tries to connect you with the other person that you
are dealing with in a very mutual way. If you give trouble, you get
trouble. If you give kindness, kindness comes back to you. In this way,
you control your environment. You can do something about your
circumstances. You are not at the mercy of others. If you do them good,
they will do good to you. Or at least that is how we start.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Conflict of Interest (E38) -- A conflict of interest is a situation in which financial or other
personal considerations have the potential to compromise or bias
professional judgment and objectivity.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Free to Forgive: Healing Conflicts (E39) -- Forgiveness is the dealing with another person’s offense in a helpful
manner. One definition of therapeutic forgiveness is then the handling
of another person’s inappropriate and harmful deeds in such a way so
that it helps the forgiver find healing and wellness.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Critical Thinking (E40) -- In critical thinking, we learn to ask questions to determine the facts,
analyze the support for the various claims, evaluate the reliability of
the various options, and infer the most reasonable conclusions.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Cardiology |
Sexual Harassment Prevention (P13)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Emergency Preparedness |
Emergency Preparedness (A14) -- The following course contains discussion on Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Planning in the Healthcare Setting and also in the home (non-healthcare setting). Emergencies can create a variety of hazards, particularly in an impacted area. Preparing before an emergency incident plays a vital role in ensuring that all individuals have the necessary equipment, know where to go, and know how to keep themselves safe when an emergency occurs.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Gerontology |
Nursing Ethics (N18)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventive Ethics (P18)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Home Health |
Preventing Falls (A13) -- In this course you will explore 1) how big is the problem 2) What outcomes are linked to falls in the elderly 3) Who is at risk 4) How can older adults prevent falls 5) How to maintain healthy bones 5) Basic information on bone diseases 6) Basic tips on fall prevention in children 6) Available resources and references
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Leadership/Management |
Health in Context: Global Health Literacy (A10) -- This course integrates health issues into the larger concepts of
healthful living, health literacy and global health. It attempts to
bring together and relate all the health professions, health industries
and personal health.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Management / Supervisory |
Time Management (A16) -- Example of efficiency is an assembly line. Example of Effectiveness is mastering or knowing knowledge and information. What does it take to be effective and can effectively be learned? In this course, you will discover how setting goals, prioritization, and planning can increase effectiveness. We will also explore time management tips which will include learning what matters most and theories of time.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Neurology |
Parkinson’s Disease and Exercise (A15) -- The following course contains discussion on Parkinson’s disease (PD), which are motor system disorders resultant from the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. If you have Parkinson’s or are close to someone that does, know that there are many different levels and various indication, some not as serious as others. Please read on to learn more about the intricacies of this ever more prevalent disease.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Neuroscience Nursing |
Peripheral Neuropathy (A11) -- The course helps students learn the causes, symptoms, and treatment of peripheral neuropathy.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Pain Management |
Alzheimer Disease Prevention (N15)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Sexual Harassment Prevention (P13)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Disease Prevention (P16)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventive Hand Hygiene (P17)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventive Ethics (P18)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Palliative Care |
Ethical Choices (E11)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Nursing (N01) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of
end-of-life nursing and geriatric care.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Ethics (N11) -- At the end of life, health-care should change from a curative model to a palliative model. In the palliative model of medicine, birth, illness, and death are accepted as realities of life and the unnecessary suffering of the patient is considered a failure.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
End of Life Palliative Services (N12) -- This short course examines the physiological, psychological, social and spiritual aspects of personal care during the end-of-life time. The course analysis the factors that contribute or hinder good palliative care. One of the key words in palliative care is patient comfort.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Pharmacology |
Drug Abuse Prevention (D01) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of drug abuse prevention.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Psych/Mental Health |
Deep Learning (A19)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Statistics |
Statistics 101 (S101) -- This course provides an introduction to selected important topics in
statistical concepts and reasoning. It represents an introduction to the
field and provides a survey of data and data types. Specific topics
include tools for describing central tendency and variability in data;
methods for performing inference on population means and proportions via
sample data.
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Statistics 201 (S201)
Credits: 30
Price: $63.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Substance Abuse |
Improving my Wellness (D11) -- This is a short course that examines the physiological and psychological
aspects of personal health and wellness. The course also analyzes the
factors that contribute or hinder mental well-being.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Tobacco Prevention (D12) -- This is a short course that examines the physiological and psychological
aspects of personal health and wellness. The course also analyzes the
factors that contribute or hinder mental well-being.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Smoke Free in 3 Weeks (D13) -- A way to stop smoking and remain tobacco-free.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Preventing Drug Abuse (D14) -- The field of Drug-Abuse includes the use of all harmful drugs, namely
use of illegal drugs, misuse of medications, and the misuse of products
with caffeine.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Alcohol Problems (D15) -- This course provides an introduction to selected important
topics related to alcohol problems, addiction, and wellness. It
represents an introduction to users and supporting individuals that are
seeking wellness and improved communications.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Marijuana Impact (D16) -- Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Learn how and why it’s used, it’s effects and risks.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Help with Addiction (D17) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of addiction prevention.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Prevention Values (D18) -- Many conflicts in life relate to five aspects of drug-free living. These
aspects make up the Prevention Pentagon model. Each aspect is linked
together to provide the inner support against outside pressures.
Therefore, the model is used to strengthen an individual against misuse
of drugs. The five components consist of: (1) personal concerns; (2)
group/social concerns; (3) information; (4) access-control; and (5)
Personal values and spiritual resolve.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Drug Free Kids (D19) -- This course examines the basic principles and practices in many areas of prevention.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Spiritual Health (D20) -- This is course was written to help you develop and foster your spiritual health. It is an intensely personal course in that it deals with your innermost values, thoughts, and feelings. It is intended to help you focus your life on a larger external framework.
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Alzheimer Disease Prevention (N15)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
Disease Prevention (P16)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |
| Women's Health |
Food for Health (P19)
Credits: 3
Price: $21.00 | Add to CartRemove from Cart |