Online Educational Videos

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These online educational modules/videos are previously recorded WyCOA workshops, online training's, and webinars that were taught by experts in the field. PLEASE NOTE: Webinars are geared towards different audiences based on content. However, there is no limit to which modules you view! Please look for these guideline abbreviations:

  • (HP) Healthcare Professionals

  • (CG) Caregivers (family, lay or professional)


To get started, click on the link to view the module. Once you have watched the module, please make sure to fill out the accompanying Event Survey form for continuing education credit and overall evaluation feedback. If you have any questions about these modules please contact the Wyoming Center on Aging.

  • If you are interested in receiving a WyCOA Certificate of Completion for modules you watch, please email WyCOA at wycoa@uwyo.edu.

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(Click on the topic to see available videos!):

Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia

Topics include but are not limited to:  Listening to Learn - Whole Person Assessment.  Assessing Decisional Capacity in Persons with Dementia.  BOLD Dementia Care: Principles of Detection, Diagnosis, and Care.  Advancing the Science: The Latest in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research.  He’s Acting That Way Again! Building our Awareness about Dementia-related Behavior Changes.  Dementia: Basics of Management and Treatment, AND MORE!

End-of-Life

Topics include but are not limited to:  Honoring and Understanding End of Life.  Death Approaches: Panel Discussion, AND MORE!

Alzheimer’s Disease and Caregiving

Topics include but are not limited to:  Boosting Health & Safety for Your Loved Ones.  Maintaining Engagement.  Panel Discussion: "Dear Providers: What Caregivers Would Like You to Know."  Caring for the Caregiver during the Holidays Webinar Series.  Dementia and Your Changing Financial Abilities. How to Stay Involved and Plan for the Future. Caregiver Values in Action. Technology Tips for Caregivers: Making it Easier. Positive Communication with your Loved One.  Living in Long Term Care Today: COVID 19-The virus, viral spread, immunity, vaccination, and treatments. AND MORE!

Legal and Financial Topics

Topics include but are not limited to:  Planning for the Future.  Tech Support Fraud: What You Need to Know. Elder Abuse Rx.  Planning for Peace of Mind: Estate Planning and Other Important Documents. Understanding Medicare and Medicaid.  The Dynamics Involved in Elder Fraud, AND MORE!

General Aging and Support

Topics include but are not limited to:  Making the Home Environment Work.  Social Determinants of Health Webinar Series.  Older Adult Driver Safety - An Overview.  Live Fit, Age Well.  Aging, Health, and Driving: Screening and Assessment & Clinical Intervention and Conversations.  The Longevity Economy: Data Debunks Myths About Aging.  Healthy Aging & Resource Programs Panel Discussion, AND MORE!

Mental Health and Aging

Topics include but are not limited to: Suggestions for Good Mental Health/Resilience.  Suicide in Late Life.  Hoarding: Assessment, Action, Advocacy.  Evidenced Based Interventions for Anxiety in Older Adults.  Geriatric Depression: Assessment and Interventions, AND MORE!

Age and Dementia Friendly Topics

Topics include but are not limited to:  Age-Friendly Brain Talk: A Conversation-Based Approach to Assessing Brain Health.  Building a Dementia Friendly Community.  Age Friendly and Dementia Friendly WY Projects Panel; AND MORE!

Older Adults and Medications

Topics include but are not limited to:  Pharmacologic Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease: What’s New?  Opioid Risk Assessment Series: Eating the Elephant One Bite at a Time.  Pain Management – Medications and Non-pharmacological strategies.  Opioids - The Good, The Bad and Everything In-between.  Dementia Medications-Updates & Current Trends, AND MORE!

Diversity

Topics include but are not limited to:  Public Health Considerations for Cultural Adaptations in Dementia Caregiving Supports.  Cultural Responsiveness when Working with Indigenous Elders.  Caring for our Older LGBT Adults.  Ethnogeriatrics: Implications for Clinical Practice. Historical Acceptance of Aging-Eastern Shoshone People.  Why Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities is an Important Topic.  Art for Life: Folk Arts, Aging, Health and Wellness; AND MORE!

Accessible Alzheimer’s Disease Modules: (508 Compliant)


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